Rehabilitation & Performance Institute - Petersburg

03/11/2026

What's the best way to take care of patients? 🤔 Take care of the team first! This philosophy shapes everything we do at RPI. Patients feel the difference — and clinicians do too. Morgan Weinzapfel digs deeper into this on our latest blog post- check it out!

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In healthcare, you often hear the phrase “patients come first.” And of course they should. But at RPI, we believe something important comes before even that. Great patient care starts with taking care of the people providing it. Physical therapy is a relationship-based profession. It requires li...

03/10/2026

1-on-1 patient care is a win-win.

Clinicians can provide better care, build real relationships, and see better outcomes—leading to greater job satisfaction and less burnout.

Patients get more face-to-face time with their provider and a higher quality of care.

At RPI, 1-on-1 care isn’t a luxury. It’s the standard. No exceptions.

If you want to work for a company that values both the clinician and the patient, RPI is the place for you.

03/06/2026

🚨 We're Hiring 🚨

We are looking to hire a Patient Service Specialist (PSS)! The role of the PSS is to make patients' experience with us effortless and easy. The PSS is often the first voice our patients hear and the first face they see. This is not a typical "front office" position - we are looking for someone who is passionate about bettering healthcare and their community!

Responsibilities:
➡ Interacting and building relationships with patients
➡ Scheduling patients
➡ Answering the phone
➡ Taking payments
➡ Scanning/faxing patient documents
➡ Being informed on services provided
➡ Support team with various administrative tasks and projects

Benefits:
➡ Health Insurance (Dental and Vision Optional)
➡ Physical and Mental Therapy Benefit
➡ Yearly PTO
➡ 401K & match
➡ Best Work Team EVER

For application or more information, please email hwakefield@rehabilitationperformance.com or visit www.rehabilitationperformance.com/join-our-team 😊

03/04/2026

Youth baseball injuries are rising — but many are preventable. ⚾️🥎

In Part 2 of our series, Jake Sullivan, one of our PTs that specializes in baseball, breaks down three key ways to keep young athletes healthy and on the field this season.

If you’re a parent, coach, or player, this is a must-read‼️

Read it here 👇

If you missed Part 1, check it out here: https://rehabilitationperformance.com/how-to-keep-your-youth-baseball-player-healthy-part-1/ Part 1 focused primarily on avoiding overuse, which is likely the lowest-hanging fruit when it comes to youth baseball injuries. Now that we’ve covered that, let’...

03/02/2026

so excited about this!

We are SO excited to announce Outdoor Yoga at West of Wise with the incredible Thelma Hinton!

Join us for an all-level slow flow overlooking the pond — the perfect way to unwind, move your body, and soak in the beauty of the season. Whether you’re brand new or a seasoned yogi, this class is for you.

Then stay, share a glass, and have a chat with friends after class. 🍷✨

Come as you are… leave feeling refreshed!

Tag a friend you want to bring with you! 💛
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02/25/2026

Why choose RPI for your career?

We invest in YOU as a PT, to ensure you have all the tools you need to succeed and be confident in your career. With unlimited continued education and structured mentorship, we help you become more confident in your patient care to get the best results.

With 1-on-1 patient care and schedule flexibility, we help you avoid burnout and find a better work/life balance.

Interested in a career with RPI? Shoot us a message.

02/20/2026

Celebrating two discharges this week 👏🏼

Brock & Hannah have both been pain-free for awhile — but chose to keep putting in the work to build strength and mobility to keep it that way!

The goal wasn’t just rehabbing from a tibial lengthening surgery or persistent low back pain.

Feeling better is great. Staying better is the goal 💪

02/19/2026

At RPI, we don’t just treat patients—we invest in people, build community, and grow careers. 🤝

We’re not your average PT clinic — we’re a National Practice of the Year provider, and our culture is built around doing things the right way.

What makes RPI different?
✨ True 1-on-1 care (no double booking or overlapping appointments)
📚 Hands-on mentorship (Ongoing coaching, not a one-day shadow)
😄 A team that REALLY enjoys each other

What’s in it for you?
💵 Competitive pay
🩺 Health insurance
📈 401(k)
❤️ Paid community volunteer days

Who we’re looking for:
✔ A licensed PT who puts people first
✔ Someone hungry to grow and improve
✔ A team player who values accountability and development

If you’re ready for more than “just a job” and want a career where you’re supported, challenged, and appreciated — we’d love to meet you.

Apply at https://rehabilitationperformance.com/join-our-team/

02/18/2026

No one tells you that parenting might make you a better leader…But somewhere between the chaos and the bedtime routines, you start learning lessons that show up in every part of your work.

One of our PTs, Morgan Weinzapfel, wrote about the leadership skills parenting taught her—none of which came from PT school.

No one warns you that parenting might make you better at your job. They warn you about the sleep deprivation. The messes. The emotional breakdowns over the wrong snack or the wrong color cup. What they don’t mention is that somewhere between morning chaos and bedtime routines, you quietly start le...

02/13/2026

Happy Valentine's Day! ❤

02/05/2026

Spring is around the corner!⚾ Despite all the snow and ice 🥶, a lot of baseball players have already started throwing in preparation for the upcoming season. Jake Sullivan, one of our PTs that specializes in overhead athlete rehabilitation, offers insight on how to protect the arms of youth baseball players. Give it a read, and share with a friend to help keep this upcoming season injury-free! 💪

Injuries in baseball players are on the rise, there is no arguing that. One of the more alarming things I’ve noticed, however, is that the injuries are now starting at a younger age. In fact, UCL reconstruction (‘Tommy John’ surgery) in athletes ages 15–19 has increased dramatically over the...