Physical Therapist

Physical TherapistSalary: $83,000 - $104,000 per yearLocation: Ellicott City, MDEllicott City, MD | Full-Time & Part-Time | Outpatient Physical TherapyAre you a Physical Therapist or Physical Therapist Assistant looking for a rewarding opportunity with a supportive team, a diverse patient population, and room to grow?We are recruiting for an exciting opportunity with an established, independently owned outpatient physical therapy practice in Ellicott City, Maryland! This growing practice offers the perfect combination of personalized patient care, hands-on treatment, clinical collaboration, and professional development.Whether you're a new graduate looking for mentorship or an experienced clinician interested in expanding your specialty skills and interested in growth opportunities, this is an excellent opportunity to build a fulfilling career in an environment that truly values its therapists.Position HighlightsSign-On BonusCompetitive Compensation:Physical Therapists: 40 - 50/hourPhysical Therapist Assistants: 31 - 35/hourFlexible Scheduling: Full-time and part-time options, including potential 4-day weeksGenerous PTO: 12–18 days annually for eligible employees, plus 6 paid holidaysHealth Insurance: Employer contribution toward monthly premiumsRetirement Benefits: 401(k) with a 3% employer matchContinuing Education: $1,500 annually, plus license renewal assistanceNew Graduate Mentorship: Dedicated clinical mentoring and hands-on guidanceAdditional Earning Potential: Performance-based bonus opportunitiesCareer Advancement: Opportunities to develop clinical specialties and pursue leadership rolesAbout the OpportunityThis well-established outpatient practice has been serving its community for more than 15 years and continues to grow through its commitment to individualized, high-quality rehabilitation. With two locations in Ellicott City and a team of approximately 10 PTs and PTAs, clinicians enjoy the benefits of a close-knit, collaborative environment while having access to experienced colleagues with a variety of clinical specialties.The practice treats a diverse patient population, with orthopedic rehabilitation representing at least 50% of the caseload.Additional areas of treatment include:Sports injuries and athletic rehabilitationNeurological rehabilitationPediatric physical therapy, including infants and childrenVestibular rehabilitation and balance disordersTMJ dysfunctionWomen's healthGeneral musculoskeletal conditions and functional rehabilitationClinicians have the opportunity to work with patients across the lifespan, explore different treatment approaches, and develop their own areas of clinical interest.What Your Day Will Look LikeThis position combines meaningful patient interaction, clinical autonomy, and a team-based approach to treatment.Provide individualized evaluations and evidence-based rehabilitation tailored to patient goalsDeliver hands-on treatment, therapeutic exercise, and functional rehabilitationCollaborate with experienced therapists and clinical support staffWork with a dedicated therapy aide who assists with patient care and treatment flowManage a typical schedule of approximately two patient visits per hour, with evaluations generally scheduled for 60 minutesComplete electronic documentation using WebPT, with an additional 30 minutes available daily when neededParticipate in clinical discussions, continuing education, and professional developmentFront-desk staff assist with scheduling and administrative responsibilities, allowing therapists to focus more of their attention on patient care.Schedule & Work-Life BalanceWe understand that flexibility matters! This practice offers scheduling options designed to accommodate different professional and personal needs.Full-time and part-time positions availableApproximately 20–40 hours per week, depending on the positionFour 10-hour shifts may be consideredApproximately one Saturday per monthNo Sundays, on-call responsibilities, or holiday coverageFinal schedules are coordinated based on clinic needs and individual availability.Qualifications:Licensed or license-eligible Physical Therapist (PT/DPT) or Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) in MarylandPassion for delivering excellent, patient-centered careStrong communication and interpersonal skillsCollaborative mindset and willingness to learnInterest in outpatient rehabilitation and helping patients achieve meaningful functional outcomesExperience in orthopedics, sports medicine, pediatrics, neurological rehabilitation, or other specialty areas is a plus, but specialty certifications are not required.Mentorship & Professional GrowthFor new graduates, the transition into clinical practice should be exciting, not overwhelming! New PT graduates can benefit from an assigned mentor, approximately one hour of dedicated mentoring each week, and ongoing clinical guidance from experienced therapists.Experienced clinicians are equally encouraged to continue growing through specialty training, continuing education, clinical collaboration, and potential advancement into mentorship or clinical leadership.Ready for Your Next Career Move?