Staff Spotlight: Scott Peters

What is your name?  

Scott Peters

What is your role at ARC Physical Therapy+?

PT/ATC/Director NKC and Olathe

Scott with his Olathe Clinic

What year did you begin working at ARC Physical Therapy+?

December 2007

Where are you from?

Hampton, Iowa. I lived in Iowa most of my life, but moved to Chicago for 4 years before locating to Kansas City, my home since 2007.

Where did you go to school?

PT School: University of Iowa

Undergraduate: Central College in Pella, Iowa

Who or what inspired you to get into the physical therapy space?

Participating in and being involved in athletics. That led me to the Student Athletic Trainer Program at Central College which introduced me to the rehab side of injuries while working with college sports teams.  

What do you like most about your work at ARC Physical Therapy+?

The culture we create and the high level of learning we expect and provide.

What is one thing you wish everyone knew about the body or physical therapy? 

How skilled the profession of Physical Therapy is compared to just finding information on the Internet or from a friend with a similar injury. It is important to correct muscle imbalances and injuries immediately to prevent cataclysmic events that could follow by not properly treating injuries as they happen.

Scott with his two kiddos

What do you like to do in your free time?

Enjoy my 2 children, bike, be active, explore foreign lands, attend sporting events and as many concerts as possible.

How do you like to celebrate a win or a good day?

Singing loud and proud. Hopefully sharing the win with positive energy to others so maybe they too will be energized.  

What is your favorite quote or saying?

Don’t look back, you’re not going that way!

Where words fail, music speaks.

I haven’t been everywhere, but it is on my list.

Favorite Sports Team?

Iowa Hawkeyes

Sweet or salty?

Sweeeeeeet

Scott and the Olathe Clinic at a Sporting KC Soccer Game

Coffee or tea?  

Cup O Joe

Beach or mountains?

Mountain lakes with a beach are the best.

Go out or stay in?

Go out these days.

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