Miss Veronica M. Clark, PT

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Delivering the Highest Level of Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, and Physical Therapy with Concierge Customer Service

Dr. Veronica M. Clark, a dedicated physical therapist renowned for her expertise in sports rehabilitation, has taken on the role of Clinic Director at the esteemed Strive Sports Rehab and Aquatic Center at the Players Courtyard in Moorestown, New Jersey.

With an impressive background that includes the attainment of her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2015, Dr. Clark boasts over 8 years of experience in the outpatient field, treating a wide range of orthopedic and sports based cases. 

Her primary objective is to assist patients and clients in regaining their previous levels of functionality, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in their hobbies and daily activities.

Dr. Clark’s unique approach to physical therapy revolves around building strong relationships with her patients, enabling her to customize treatment sessions to meet individual goals effectively. She is proficient in various techniques, including the Graston Technique for soft tissue work, SFMA (Selective Functional Movement Assessment), and FMS (Functional Movement Screen), all of which she employs to address specific needs and functional deficits in each patient.

Passionate about orthopedic injuries, Dr. Clark specializes in sports-related injuries and holds certification as a Sports Physical Therapist. Her expertise in this area was honed during a rigorous residency program focused on sports injuries, rehabilitation, and on-field assessments. Her love for sports stems from her active involvement in multiple sports throughout the year, coupled with her experience coaching field hockey at the high school level.

Driven by a commitment to ongoing professional development, Dr. Clark actively seeks opportunities to enhance her knowledge and skills through evidence-based practices and manual techniques. 

Beyond her professional endeavors, Dr. Clark finds joy in traveling, spending quality time with loved ones at the shore during summers, and indulging in her passion for skiing in the scenic mountains out west. Her diverse interests include coaching field hockey, culinary pursuits, hiking, and creating cherished memories with her family.

For unparalleled expertise in sports rehabilitation and a personalized approach to physical therapy, patients can trust Dr. Veronica M. Clark to guide them on their journey to optimal recovery and performance with Strive Physical Therapy at the Strive Sports Rehab and Aquatic Center at the Players Courtyard. 

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