Christopher Cadima, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Christopher Cadima is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant with an Associate Degree in Health Sciences from New England Institute of Technology, where he graduated in the fall of 2025. He enjoys helping patients improve their strength, mobility, confidence, and overall function through a patient-centered approach to rehabilitation.
Christopher has gained experience in a variety of clinical settings, including outpatient rehabilitation at PrimaCARE, post-acute rehabilitation at Charlton Memorial Hospital, specialized boxing-based rehabilitation for individuals with Parkinson’s disease, free rehabilitation services for individuals in need in Providence, and rehabilitation for patients with special needs. These experiences have helped shape his ability to work with a wide range of patients and create treatment sessions that are supportive, goal-oriented, and meaningful.
Christopher believes in a patient-first rehab process. To him, building relationships and developing strong rapport are just as important as the rehabilitation process itself. His treatment style is exercise-oriented, and he enjoys encouraging patients to challenge themselves, build confidence, and believe in their own abilities throughout their recovery.
Outside of the clinic, Christopher is an avid sports fan, especially baseball. He is a die-hard Tampa Bay Rays fan and actively coaches youth baseball in his free time. He also enjoys playing recreational golf and volleyball — the heart is there, even if the skills are still a work in progress.