Physical Therapy

In Motion at Amelia is looking for a part time Rehab Tech interested in working at a busy outpatient orthopedic clinic! Duties for this position will include assisting physical therapists in patient exercise instruction, cleaning and straightening the clinic, and helping the front office with various tasks when needed. We require applicants to have a […]READ MORE

Our  In Motion at Mary Immaculate physical therapy clinic announced today that they are looking to fill two physical therapy positions, a full time physical therapist and a full time physical therapist assistant. In Motion at Mary Immaculate is located on the campus of Mary Immaculate Hospital. The clinic specializes in Hand Therapy, Occupational Therapy, […]READ MORE

Families, volunteers and coaches nationwide are helping prevent childhood obesity and they don’t even know it. Every time a child heads onto the soccer field or runs another lap around the track, their chances of becoming obese get slimmer and slimmer. In fact, “teens who play on three or more sports teams…were 27 percent less […]READ MORE

Are you or someone you know looking for a physical therapy position in Hampton Roads? In Motion is currently hiring for a variety of physical therapy openings including full time physical therapists, part time physical therapists, weekend physical therapists, and physical therapist assistants! Most recently, our High Street clinic posted an opening for a full-time […]READ MORE

When your knees hurt, the last thing you feel like doing is putting on a pair of cross trainers and heading out for a walk. But that might just be part of the answer to finding relief. Losing weight combined with exercise reduces pain and helps people who have knee osteoarthritis regain some of their […]READ MORE

The last thing you might want to do when your knees hurt is put on a pair of cross trainers and head out the door for the gym. But that might just be part of the answer to finding relief. Losing weight combined with exercise reduces pain and helps people who have knee osteoarthritis regain […]READ MORE

Lemonade. Sweet tea. Cupcakes. It’s not easy to give up sugar. But for anyone trying to lose weight or maintain their blood sugar levels because they have diabetes, it’s imperative to cut out these sweet, empty calories. Here’s one strategy that may work: try substituting drinks that contain added sugars with those that rely on non-nutritive sweeteners […]READ MORE

While there are many types of arthritis, including rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile arthritis, lupus, fibromyalgia, lyme disease and gout, the most common type of arthritis is osteoarthritis, which usually occurs in people 65 and older but can affect people of all ages. Like other chronic conditions, osteoarthritis has no single cause. Genetics definitely play a role, […]READ MORE

When summer temperatures soar, those of us who can skip the shoes and socks will readily reach for a pair of stylish flip-flops. In an effort to promote good foot health, the American Podiatric Medical Association recommends the following flip-flop guidelines for those who choose to wear them: Inspect your flip-flops regularly. Make sure to replace […]READ MORE

Ready to ditch your shoes and socks for a pair of flip-flops? When summer temperatures soar, many of us reach into our closets for a pair of sandals to keep our feet cool. In an effort to promote good foot health, the American Podiatric Medical Association recommends the following flip-flop guidelines for those who choose to […]READ MORE