During games, practices, and workouts and In training facilities, including spring training locations. Also when traveling with the team for away games. And sometimes Rehabilitation centers if athletes require off-site recovery.

MLB physical therapists work in several locations. They spend time at stadiums during games and practices. They also work in training facilities, especially during spring. Many travel with the team for away games, and rehabilitation centers if a player needs extended recovery.

You need a strong understanding of anatomy, sports injuries, and biomechanics. Hands-on therapy skills are key, along with clear communication and problem-solving abilities. Working with athletes also requires quick thinking, teamwork, and CPR/first aid certification.

These therapists evaluate and treat injuries like sprains, strains, and post-surgical conditions. They create personalized rehab plans and use techniques like therapy, stretching, strengthening, massage, and dry needling. They also help athletes avoid injury through education and targeted exercises.

Full-time MLB team therapists usually earn between $80,000 and $150,000 a year. More experienced or senior staff can earn more. Those in private practice or working on contract can make between $60,000 and $120,000 or more, depending on their clients and location.