Our Physical Therapists

Professional Physical Therapists in New York

Our approach is always individualized and intelligent. We provide the best in traditional, manual, and manipulative physical therapy. Our techniques are the most modern, research backed and driven therapeutic approaches. Treatment takes place in a comfortable, fully equipped physical therapy facility, located in easily accessible midtown Manhattan.

physical therapist Tsahi Niv

Tsahi "Zack" Niv, DPT, MTC

Dr. Niv graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from Hunter College, City University of New York in 1993.

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He continued his clinical education with the Institute of Physical Therapy (presently a part of the University of St. Augustine), and later on with the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ). He was awarded a doctorate degree in Physical Therapy by the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in 2003.

Dr. Niv has been actively involved in research and development of therapeutic products and treatment methods and is an adjunct professor at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

He is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and its orthopedic section, as well as the American and the International Academies of Orthopedic Manual and Manipulative Physical Therapy.

After working at Staten Island University Hospital as a Physical Therapist, a clinical instructor for therapists in training, and as a supervisor of the Bach School and the M.S. clinic, Dr. Niv established Manhattan Sports & Manual Therapy in 1996.

physical therapist Rami Jazrawi

Rami Jazrawi, DPT, OCS

Dr. Rami Jazrawi received his degree as a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Touro College, 2010.

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Dr. Rami Jazrawi is a dedicated orthopedic physical therapist who specializes in the evaluation and treatment of injuries and conditions affecting the hip, knee, shoulder and spine. With a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Touro College (2010) and Board Certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) a distinction held by fewer than 10% of practicing physical therapists, he brings exceptional clinical expertise to every patient encounter.

Dr. Jazrawi is deeply committed to helping active individuals and athletes overcome orthopedic injuries and return to the activities they love. His patient-centered approach combines advanced movement analysis, precise manual therapy, and individualized rehabilitation programs designed to resolve pain at its source, restore optimal function, and safely guide patients back to sport and running. Whether recovering from a hip labral tear, knee ligament injury, shoulder impingement, or post-surgical rehabilitation, he focuses on building strength, stability, and confidence so patients can move better and perform at their highest level.

A lifelong athlete himself, Dr. Jazrawi draws on personal experience in competitive and recreational sports to understand the physical and mental demands of returning to activity. An avid golfer and dedicated strength trainer, he integrates this insight into every treatment plan, helping patients not only recover but thrive. Through ongoing advanced training in gait analysis, lower extremity biomechanics, functional movement screening, and evidence-based orthopedic care, he remains at the forefront of rehabilitation science.

physical therapist Sergio Turelli

Sergio Turelli, DPT, OCS

Dr. Sergio Turelli graduated from Rutgers University with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2023.

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During his time at Rutgers, Sergio spent time honing his skills as a therapist across multiple outpatient, hospital, and high performance athlete settings. While completing his clinical experiences, Sergio received recognition for outstanding clinical performance while attending Rutgers.

Sergio intends to further his clinical education by becoming a board certified orthopedic specialist, and certified strength and conditioning coach. He believes that movement, proper strengthening, and slowly re-introducing activity can provide a successful outcome for patients looking to get back to the things they love doing.

Sergio is a huge NY sports fan, painfully loyal to the Mets, Knicks, and Giants. Sergio has an extensive sports and coaching background as he has played baseball and basketball from the age of 5 all throughout high school where he was a varsity letter-man for 3 years in both sports.

Aside from sports, Sergio is a big time foodie, whether it be fine tuning his cooking skills by watching some new “how to” video on YouTube, or indulging at a new restaurant that was recommended on his Instagram explore page. Sergio attributes all of his hard work in hopes of providing a better life for his two dogs at home.

Brian Pierre-Antoine, DPT

Dr.Brian Pierre-Antoine graduated from Long Island University with his Doctorate of Physical therapy in 2025.

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Being active from a young age, Brian developed a strong connection to movement through playing basketball and running track. After experiencing several sports related injuries himself, he became passionate about understanding how the body heals and performs, which led him to pursue a career in physical therapy.

While in school, Brian completed clinical rotations in outpatient rehabilitation and acute care, where he treated individuals of all ages with orthopedic and neurological conditions. He has experience working with athletes ranging from recreational to collegiate levels and treating common sports injuries such as ACL tears, ankle sprains, knee injuries, and shoulder conditions, with a focus on restoring strength, coordination, and safe return to sport.

Brian emphasizes functional movement, neuromuscular control, and hands on treatment combined with targeted exercise to improve movement quality and performance. He plans to continue advancing his skills through specialized training in manual therapy while working toward earning his Orthopedic Clinical Specialist certification.

Outside of the clinic, Brian enjoys going to the gym and watching basketball, which helps him connect with athletes and active individuals working to return to the activities they enjoy.