Mike McCormack, PT
Co-Director of Rehabilitation, Cincinnati Sportsmedicine and Orthopaedic Center
Center Coordinator of Clinical Education
BS, Physical Therapy, Daemen College
MHS, Sports Physical Therapy, Krannert Graduate School of Physical Therapy, University of Indianapolis
Certified Athletic Trainer
Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy, APTA Board of Specialties
Past Member Member, American Physical Therapy Association
Adjunct Faculty, Andrews University Physical Therapy, Dayton, OH
Mike McCormack is a licensed Physical Therapist in Ohio and Kentucky specializing in the treatment of sports and orthopedic injuries. Mike hails from Binghamton, New York and completed his entry-level Physical Therapy degree at Daemon College in Buffalo, NY. He began his career working as a staff physical therapist in Pittsburgh and then moved to Erie, PA. While working in Erie, Mike completed internship training for Athletic Trainer Certification and began studies for a Master of Health Science degree in Sports Physical Therapy.
Mike joined Cincinnati Sportsmedicine and Orthopaedic Center, Inc. in 1992 as a Physical Therapist at the Tri-County office location. Mike completed his post graduate study in Sports Physical Therapy from the University of Indianapolis in 1994. He gained recognition as a Certified Clinical Specialist on Sports Physical Therapy by the APTA Board of Specialists in 1996. He continues his clinical emphasis while working as a Co-Director of Rehabilitation for the Center. He also works as the Center Coordinator for Clinical Education, coordinating the many Physical Therapy students as they work with the Rehabilitation Staff at CSMOC.
Mike’s experience has emphasized the evaluation and treatment of orthopedic and sports-related injuries, with an emphasis on the upper extremity. He has been a faculty member of many national continuing education programs. Mike was recognized as the Clinical Educator of the Year in 2002 while teaching Upper Extremity Courses for the Healthsouth Clinical Education department. In 2007, he was awarded the “Excellence in Clinical Education Award” by Springfield College for his work with Physical Therapy Student Interns. Mike has also served as Adjunct Faculty at Andrews University Physical Therapy program in Dayton, OH. He is an instructor for the Cincinnati Sportsmedicine and Orthopaedic Center Fellowship Program.
In the clinic Mike enjoys the challenge of managing all orthopedic and sports-related injuries, and finds his most professional fulfillment with assisting patients return to their pre-injury activities. Mike enjoys working with athletes of all types and ages. Having played college baseball, he enjoys working with throwing and overhead athletes but also has many years of working with high level athletes from all sports and activities.
Mike and his family have lived in the Mason area since moving to Southwest Ohio. He and his wife are active in the Mason School community, enjoy outdoor exercise, and traveling when time allows. Mike is active in the Mason Athletic Boosters as he and his wife spend most of their “free” time supporting the various sports teams their children participate in. Mike plans to someday find time to work on his golf game.