Luis Ferrer, MPT, CSCS

Luis Ferrer brings over 25 years of experience as a physical therapist, certified strength and conditioning specialist, and healthcare executive to P2 Physio. But this new venture isn’t just another clinic, it’s a personal mission.

Most recently, Luis spent two years working in the Sports Science Department at the University of Miami, collaborating closely with football and track athletes, strength coaches, physical therapists, sports scientists, and other medical professionals. This immersion in world-class, data-driven care expanded his perspective and helped crystallize a mission: to bring the same level of precision, technology, and performance insights once reserved for elite athletes to the broader community.

Before that, Luis served as Executive Vice President of Acquisition Integration and Operations at CORA Physical Therapy, where he oversaw the integration of over 100 clinics across 10 states. While the role sharpened his operational acumen, it also revealed the systemic shortcomings of generalized PT models and further fueled his desire to build something better — a clinic that puts patients first and embraces a more progressive, personalized model of care.

With a Master’s in Physical Therapy from Nova Southeastern University and dual undergraduate degrees in Health Science and Exercise physiology from the University of Miami, Luis has always been drawn to the intersection of sport, science, and movement. His training in Mergers & Acquisitions at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, combined with decades of clinical practice and a long list of advanced certifications (including Dry Needling, Graston, and SFMA), equips him to not only deliver care, but to redefine it.

At P2 Physio, he’s fusing science-backed treatment, sports science technologies, and a whole-person approach to movement, performance, and recovery. The model is designed for active adults, recreational athletes, and everyday movers alike. It’s precise, informed by data, and rooted in real passion for helping people move, live, and perform better.