Physical Therapist

Physical Therapist Opportunity

Bring your passion for movement to a high-performing, patient-first hospital where your skills change lives every day and your career accelerates fast.

This licensed physical therapist role is ideal for a clinician who wants measurable outcomes, a just-culture approach to safety, and a mission-driven environment where a physical therapist can practice at the top of license with strong physician and APP collaboration, real-time analytics for outcomes tracking, and innovation-forward leadership that pilots tele-rehab and value-based care models.

In the PT and rehab services environment, a registered physical therapist will contribute within a top-rated, 25-bed critical access hospital recognized as one of Becker's 2025 "100 Great Community Hospitals" and a top-5 most beautiful hospital; the physical therapist team thrives in a setting known for high-quality, compassionate care, a 5-star rating for nurse communication, and a recently renovated, patient-centered healing environment that supports exceptional, evidence-based rehabilitation across inpatient and outpatient pathways.

Reporting to an experienced rehab services manager, the physical therapist will be supported by friendly nurses, skilled PT/OT/SLP colleagues, and an interdisciplinary care team including pharmacy, case management, and social work; as a licensed physical therapist, responsibilities include comprehensive evaluations, individualized treatment planning, patient and family education, accurate EMR documentation, and collaboration on mobility, falls prevention, and discharge readiness, with mentorship, specialty consult access, manageable caseloads, and clinician-friendly workflows that keep a physical therapist focused on direct patient care.

Located in southern New Hampshire, this physical therapist position offers four-season adventure with hiking, biking, foliage road trips, pristine lakes, and nearby ski areas, while concerts, farmers markets, historic main streets, and vibrant college-town energy create a rich arts and culture scene; a licensed physical therapist will appreciate a strong job market, excellent schools and higher education options, no state sales tax, varied housing from charming villages to modern apartments, low crime, quick commutes, ample parks and green space, pet-friendly trails, and easy travel via Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and Boston Logan, plus robust healthcare access, clean air and water, and a welcoming community that values inclusion and local business growth.

This physical therapist career move includes competitive compensation with performance incentives, differentials, and a full suite of health and retirement benefits—medical, dental, vision, HSA/FSA, paid time off, CEU support, tuition assistance, and 401(k) or 403(b) with employer contributions—so a registered physical therapist can grow professionally and thrive personally.