Growing with Tx:Team: Spencer Sheridan’s 13 year Journey from Intern to Leader

When Spencer first joined Tx:Team as a college intern, he didn’t imagine he’d still be with the company more than a decade later. What began as a short-term opportunity rooted in a shared alma mater and a mutual favorite professor evolved into a fulfilling career defined by continuous growth, evolving responsibilities, and meaningful mentorship.

A Wabash College economics major, Spencer was drawn to the field not just for its math-heavy curriculum but for the way it helped him understand decision-making and opportunity costs. “It’s a way of thinking. Economics isn’t always tied to money, it’s a decision-making tool as well,” he explained. As an intern, Spencer gained early exposure to Tx:Team’s operations. He dove into financial reports, participated in team events, and began to understand the broader mechanics of how the business side of healthcare functions. What initially sold him on the job offer was the promise of autonomy and the freedom to build systems from the ground up while learning how data and financial insight could shape big-picture decisions.

After graduation, Spencer transitioned into a full-time role with Tx:Team, where his initial responsibilities centered on core accounting functions such as bank reconciliation, accounts payable, and billing. But as he became more immersed in the organization, his role began to expand. Today, he works across financial forecasting, data analysis, and tool development, creating practical solutions that empower clinic leaders and directors to understand and manage their performance. “Every team leader analyzes the data differently,” he said. “So a lot of what I do is build management tools because those metrics are what drive their financial results.” Among his proudest accomplishments is developing a unified financial forecasting system that offers daily visibility into performance across all clinical settings. This has been a game-changer for operational insight and strategic decision-making.

But Spencer’s time at Tx:Team has been about more than just numbers. It’s also been about learning how to lead. “You learn to step back and listen to what their needs are and take that in and not come with assumptions or some judgements there,” he shared. His leadership style has been shaped and strengthened by key mentors, including Scott Benedict, Carroll Nelligan, Bob Haan, and Ann Hightower. “They all approach it differently…they’ve all given me different lenses into how they manage and lead.”

When reflecting on why he’s remained at Tx:Team for so many years, Spencer pointed to the constantly evolving nature of his role and the people who make the work worthwhile. “This job has evolved almost every year… which keeps it exciting and keeps me coming through those doors every day.” He added, “I keep coming back to… It’s a good place to work. Good team here that’s always trying to help you.” Looking ahead, Spencer is energized by what’s next. With Tx:Team expanding its footprint in employer-based clinics and forming stronger partnerships with health systems, the future looks bright. “We are learning that we provide that product really well,” he stated.

From intern to leader, Spencer’s journey is one of continuous evolution. He’s building systems, supporting teams, and helping Tx:Team grow, one strategy at a time.

From Weekend Warrior to Recovery Warrior

From Injury to Impact: The Power of Physical Therapy in Sports Rehab

From Weekend Warrior to Recovery Warrior

You live for the challenge—early morning rides, weekend hikes, late-night pickup games. You push hard, chase goals, and thrive on movement. But it only takes one misstep, a lingering ache, or a sudden strain to bring everything to a halt.

When pain starts to interfere with your routine, being active can feel more frustrating than fulfilling. That’s where physical therapy comes in to help you recover, rebuild, and return to the life you love, feeling stronger and more prepared than before.

More Than Just Rehab

Physical therapy isn’t just about treating injuries. It’s about understanding how your body moves, finding what’s holding you back, and guiding your recovery with intention. At Tx:Team, our licensed therapists specialize in helping active adults overcome joint pain, muscle strains, and overuse injuries that come from doing what they love most.

Whether it’s a knee that flares up after long runs, a sore shoulder from intense workouts, or a back that won’t ease up, we create a plan that’s specific to your needs and your goals. Every session builds on the one before it, progressing as your strength, stability, and mobility return.

Healing Takes a Team

Many of the injuries we treat—like knee pain, rotator cuff strains, ankle sprains, and hip tightness—can often be resolved without surgery through targeted rehabilitation. But when surgery is needed, physical therapy becomes even more important.

Pre-surgical therapy helps strengthen and prepare your body, laying a solid foundation for recovery. After surgery, therapy supports healing, restores full function, and reduces the risk of re-injury.

At Tx:Team, we take a team-based approach. Our physical therapists work with your healthcare team closely throughout your recovery. This collaboration ensures your care is seamless, your progress is closely monitored, and your rehab plan is adjusted in real time as your body responds.

Our multidisciplinary approach is built to support your entire journey from initial diagnosis to full recovery with one goal in mind: getting you back to the activities you enjoy most, safely and confidently.

Ready to Move Forward?

You don’t need to be a professional athlete to receive expert care. We believe every active adult deserves a recovery plan that’s focused, personalized, and built for lasting success.

If you’re dealing with pain, stuck in recovery, or simply want to move better, ask your provider for a referral to physical therapy. Let’s take the next step together and turn your setbacks into a comeback.