Maurice Davis, PT, DPT

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Committed to Personalized, One-on-One Care

Dr. Davis, a distinguished orthopedic and sports injury specialist, is revolutionizing physical therapy and fitness training at Premiere Performance Physical Therapy in Plantation, Florida. With a commitment to personalized care, he offers concierge one-on-one outpatient services aimed at optimizing recovery and performance.

Academically, he brings a wealth of expertise to his practice, having obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Movement Science from the prestigious University of Michigan – Ann Arbor in 2004. His dedication to advancing his knowledge led him to achieve a Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale in 2008. His passion for treating musculoskeletal injuries, particularly those stemming from athletic activities, sets him apart as a leader in his field.

An authority in his field, Dr. Davis’ commitment to excellence is evident in his specialized training, which includes Maitland manual therapy intervention, Blood Flow Restriction training, Dry Needling certification, and CPR certification. These qualifications underscore his dedication to providing comprehensive and effective treatment options to his patients.

Continuing his quest for excellence, he actively seeks additional training in various specialties, including orthopedic and sports musculoskeletal dysfunctions, vestibular impairments associated with vertigo, and cutting-edge neuromuscular pain sciences. He is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Florida Physical Therapy Association.

With a reputation for delivering exceptional services tailored to each client's unique needs, Dr. Davis and Premiere Performance Physical Therapy stand out as a beacon of excellence in the orthopedic and sports injury treatment landscape. By combining expertise, personalized attention, and a passion for continuous learning, he continues to make a positive impact on the well-being of his patients and the community.

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