Physical Therapist: Orthopedic, Sports and Pelvic Health

Forty minutes, one-on-one, with every patient. That includes evaluations and every follow-up visit. You won't be juggling two or three patients at once or handing treatment off to a tech.

This therapist-owned outpatient clinic in Natick built its model around the kind of care PT school prepared you for: time to think, assess, and connect with the person in front of you. Clinical decisions are made in the clinic, not by a regional manager. There are no productivity minimums.

Because sessions are one-on-one and unhurried, most therapists finish their notes during treatment time and leave on time most days.

You'll treat an orthopedic, sports, and pelvic health caseload, with the focus on individualized care rather than throughput.

• Evaluate patients and build individualized plans of care
• Reassess progress and adjust treatment as patients improve
• Help patients get back to the things that matter to them, such as sports, lifting, parenting, and daily life
• Collaborate with fellow clinicians whenever you want input
• Take part in bi-weekly clinical meetings with the team
• Build a specialty practice in areas such as pelvic floor, sports, or dry needling

For new and recent grads: You'll be paired with a senior therapist for 6-12 months of structured mentorship. You'll meet twice a week for 40 minutes, and that time is shaped around what you need to grow.

The clinic's average clinician holds a Net Promoter Score above 90.Apply here today or at