Summer Internships


Do you, or someone you know, want to have a summer experience that will help you grow as an individual and learn valuable skills for the future? A2 Physical Therapy currently has two divisions accepting applications - Healthcare and Marketing/PR. Each experience is unique to its division, but will gain exposure to all aspects of the business. 

An internship as A2 Physical Therapy will present you with the opportunity to experience the fields of Marketing and/or outpatient rehabilitation (physical therapy, massage therapy, and personal training) under the supervision of our qualified staff of therapists. Each intern will get some hands-on experience, along with education and personal development. As an intern, and part of the A2 family, you would have the opportunity to compliment your learning experience with participation in our exercise programs, staff in-services, athletic events, and much more. 

Interns are asked to work 15-30 hours per week throughout the duration of their program. A stipend of $250 in negotiable depending on availability. 

Spring Experiences (4 positions) March 15th through June 15th - Application Deadline 2/15

Summer Experience (4 positions) June 16th through August 30th - Application Deadline 5/16

If you are interested in any of these internship positions, please email us to request a copy of the application. All inquiries can be sent to tacoma@a2pt.family.

"Everyone at A2 is fantastic. Had a great experience from the 1st phone call. Don't change, you guys are awesome!"

− Doug

"A2 has been a game changer for me. I’ve had back problems my entire life from high impact sports and now sitting at a desk for work. Dr. Antone’s wellness program has nearly eliminated my stiffness and soreness that use to bother me throughout the day. I’d highly recommend him and his team for turning your health around. Thank you A2!!"

− Tony

"I came to A2 PT to assist in my recovery of a torn Achilles tendon. Not fully knowing what to expect, I was pleasantly surprised. Using a combination of PT (for strengthening and stretching) and massage (for scare tissue Break up) I feel my recovery has been accelerated. The whole crew Alika, Kristi, and Sophia are very kind, spirited, and passionate about their jobs! On a personal note, the word massage should be removed from the phrase deep tissue massage. It is very misleading-but it does work!
Keep up the great work gang!!"

− Christopher