Physical Therapist

Practice Somewhere You Want to Build a Life Some places make you choose between a career and a life. Butte, MT isn't one of them. The staff here are serious clinicians who also happen to live serious outdoor lives — hunting seasons, fishing reports, powder mornings, and backcountry miles are just part of the culture. That's not a coincidence. It's what you get when a clinic is built by and for people who chose to be here on purpose. The geography speaks for itself. Butte sits within striking distance of some of the best outdoor access in the West — Georgetown Lake, Discovery Ski Area, and the Pintler Wilderness are all close by. The Flint Creek Range offers hiking and backcountry terrain in every direction. World‑class fly fishing on the Missouri headwaters is a short drive away, and Glacier National Park is a legitimate day trip. For a PT who's been told they have to leave this kind of place to have a real career — or leave a real career to live this kind of life — this is the rebuttal. Many therapists move here for the lifestyle—and stay for the career growth, community, and mentorship opportunities . This is a place where you can practice hands‑on PT, take ownership of your patients, and develop into a future clinic leader while building the life you love. About Pintler Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab This isn't a corporate posting. Owner Mike Cline's family has worked and lived here for generations — his grandfathers at the Anaconda smelter, his own path running from a local upbringing through a baseball scholarship, graduate school, and a deliberate decision to come back and build the clinic this town actually needed. For a PT who wants to work somewhere the owner has real skin in the game, that context matters. Ownership here is a generational bet on a place. Clinically, the opportunity is equally rare . Mike holds the FAAOMPT and Diploma Osteopractic — the highest levels of post‑professional training in orthopedic and manual therapy. For PTs with interest in advanced manual therapy, vestibular rehab, or concussion management, direct mentorship under Mike offers a development trajectory you won't find at a critical access hospital or regional chain. This kind of advanced clinical environment usually requires leaving a community to find. Here, it exists because of one. You’ll join a team where mentorship is part of the job, collaboration is real, and professional growth is encouraged. Our clinics consistently rank in the top tier nationally for patient outcomes , and we prioritize creating a work environment where you can thrive both professionally and personally. The Physical Therapy Career You Want You’ll spend most of your time directly with patients , designing and delivering hands‑on care. Key responsibilities include: Evaluating patients and creating individualized, evidence‑based treatment plans Providing interventions such as manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and specialty modalities Educating patients and families on exercises, recovery, and injury prevention Tracking progress and adjusting plans as patients progress Collaborating with other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive care Maintaining clear documentation in line with HIPAA and state/federal rules using state‑of‑the‑art AI technology Who We’re Looking For We’re looking for a PT who is passionate about helping patients move better and grow professionally . Ideal candidates have: Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from an accredited program Licensed or eligible for licensure in Montana New graduates are encouraged to apply. Experience is a plus, not a requirement Strong communication and interpersonal skills Motivation to grow into leadership opportunities Current CPR certification Compensation Package This position starts at $75,000–$80,000 annually, with bonuses that reward the work you put into your career. The benefits package is built to actually matter to clinicians at this stage of their career. $10,000 in tax‑free student loan repayment over 5 years, paid monthly Unlimited continuing education funds plus a $500 travel stipend, starting at 90 days Medical insurance with the employer covering roughly 75% of your premium, plus an HSA option with employer contributions 401(k) with an employer match that is immediately vested Dental and vision coverage available Short‑term disability and life insurance options 17 days of PTO in year one, growing with tenure License reimbursement and tuition reimbursement Referral bonus program Relocation assistance available Virtual urgent care available 24/7 A clear path to leadership for those who want it Where Great Clinicians Go Further At Pintler PT & Sports Rehab, you’ll get more than a paycheck—you’ll get a career path, mentorship, and the chance to work in one of the country’s most beautiful regions. Some highlights: Clinical autonomy: Make real decisions about patient care Mentorship & professional growth: New Grad Mentoring program with strategic case load build‑up Unlimited continuing education and specialty certifications. Design your career, following your passions. Leadership opportunities: Path to Clinic Director or advanced clinical roles Supportive culture: Teams that genuinely care about each other and their patients Work‑life balance: Reasonable caseloads, flexible scheduling, PTO Lifestyle advantage: Live and play in Montana, surrounded by hiking, hunting, skiing, fishing, and biking Physical Requirements You’ll need to: Lift up to 50 pounds Stand, bend, reach, and use fine motor skills regularly Assist patients with mobility, transfers, and therapeutic exercises Equal Opportunity Employer Pintler Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab is an equal opportunity employer . We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or any other protected status. We are committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. #J-18808-Ljbffr