Dr. Josh Bobineaux is a Brevard County native who grew up in Palm Bay. He completed his Bachelors of Science degree with the University of Maryland Global Campus, graduating with honors while simultaneously serving on active duty in the U.S. Army. While serving as a Combat Infantryman for 9 years, he witnessed how Physical Therapy was often used as the first line of treatment for orthopedic injuries to restore soldier readiness. This inspired him to pursue a career in Physical Therapy. He attended Nova Southeastern University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program where he graduated with honors in 2022. He was also selected to receive the Chancellor’s Award for the Class of 2022. This award is given to the student who displays the highest levels of scholarship, leadership, integrity, humanity, and loyalty to the profession.

Dr. Bobineaux specializes in the treatment of both orthopedic and neurological conditions. He has experice working with sports injuries and post-operative care. He is passionate about continuing his education and staying up-to-date on the latest research to provide the best care possible to his patients.

Dr. Bobineaux’s passion for orthopedic and sports rehab stems from an active childhood. Throughout his life, he played baseball, football, golf and enjoyed crossfit, skiing, and skateboarding. He has been an avid weightlifter and runner his entire life. He continues to run recreationally in several races of distances up to half-marathons. He stays active in the running community giving speeches on how to prevent injuries in marathon runners and enjoys volunteering at running events.