Ames Performance Physical Therapy

10/08/2026

We are looking for a physical therapist who shares a common interest in:

- Aiding our community in taking care of their bodies from injury to life-long movement and performance.

- Treating active people who care about improving their health and fitness.

- Connecting with patients/ clients and delivering physical therapy treatment plans that are individualized and progressive.

- Providing the best care possible to help people change their lives for the better.

Qualifications:
- Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree and a valid state license.
- New grads and experienced physical therapists welcome to apply.
- High level of compassion and ability to connect with people.
- Excitement about working in a private-practice setting.
- A growth mindset as a clinician and as a person.
- Preference for working on a team with other physical therapists and other disciplines (chiropractor, massage therapist, pilates, personal training).
- Ability to collaborate, learn with others and have fun while doing so.
- Enjoyment of movement.

If this sounds like you or a physical therapist you know, please reach out! Resumes can be sent to [email protected]

08/05/2026

Ames Performance Physical Therapy is located within United Movement. combines hands-on treatment, movement analysis, and progressive strength training into a clear, results-driven plan. It's a modern approach to physical therapy designed for real life, real goals, and lasting performance. Whether you're recovering from an injury, navigating post-surgical rehabilitation, struggling to break through a movement plateau, or training for your next challenge, we're here to help you move forward with confidence, clarity, and purpose!

To schedule a physical therapy appointment, contact us through our website (https://www.unitedmovementames.com/services/ames-pt ) or call our front office (515) 207-0172

07/16/2026

Ames Performance Physical Therapy at United Movement . Keeping life in motion— together.

03/27/2026

Video production by our talented friend and photographer .
bradner has been a consistent client with us for years and knows better than anyone that progress doesn’t happen by accident.

We’re incredibly proud of Matt. His consistency, trust in the process and willingness to embrace discomfort in the pursuit of something greater continues to inspire our team and others in powerful ways.

this is what it’s all about— collaboration, commitment and helping our clients move better, feel stronger and do the things they love.

Matt, we appreciate you and the work you put in everyday.

11/12/2025

10/02/2025

Maybe not a preferred way to make friends… through rehab for post-operative ACL and arthroscopic knee surgeries 🤣.

But these two have been rehabbing in parallel and bring a strong energy and camaraderie to their physical therapy sessions!

⭐️ New this week for them: Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFR).

BFR partially restricts blood flow to a targeted muscle group, uniquely stressing and fatiguing that muscle in order to stimulate muscle hypertrophy while still using a lower weight that is appropriate for whatever phase of rehab they are in. This can be especially helpful after knee surgeries. Bring on the straight leg raises, squats and step downs for those quads! 🦵🏻

09/19/2025

Turns out our staff is actually a bunch of ninjas in training 😉

09/05/2025

There’s one in every crowd, but United Movement has spoken. 🌪️

🌪❤️💛

08/07/2025

Coworkers getting a workout in on a Wednesday.
✔️ Warm-up mobility work.
🏋🏽 Weights.
💯 Vibes.

08/06/2025

Dr. Molly Nichols has been the best addition to our Ames Performance Physical Therapy team this year 🥰. Thankful for her compassion, curiosity and dedication to helping her patients move (literally) towards their goals!