Physical Therapist

A role for the passionate PT who wants autonomy, depth, & a career that is sustainable. Time to problem solve and treat the way you know is right Sustainable pace – no rushing between patients Patients invested in their outcomes Who this role is for (and not for) You’ll thrive here if... You own outcomes You notice what needs to be done and follow it through – whether that's following up with a patient who's dropped off, revising and tightening up a plan of care, or solving a problem before someone has to ask. You’re driven to keep improving You're intrinsically motivated to get better. You seek out and absorb feedback, seek mentorship, and pursue learning because you care not only about mastering your craft, but also learning new things. You communicate clearly and confidently You can connect the dots for patients, explain your thinking simply (in patient friendly language), and help people understand why your recommendations matter. You thrive in a small, high-trust team You like working with people who care, collaborate, and hold a high bar for standards. You pitch in, share ideas, and treat teammates with respect. You want time and space to be an excellent clinician You became a PT to think deeply, to solve complex neuromuscular problems, and deliver meaningful care – not to race between patients while maximizing insurance billing codes and hoping for the best. This role will probably not feel like a fit if... You're looking for a low-responsibility job where you can coast You tend to wait to be told what to do instead of taking initiative You avoid feedback or have a hard time implementing it consistently You only fully engage when a patient fits your "ideal" case You enjoy and prefer speed and volume over depth and follow-through You're uncomfortable having direct, honest conversations with patients about expectations and value Our physical therapist job details What this role looks like on a day-to-day basis You'll treat clients 1-on-1 for the full 60 minute session (no double-bookings) You'll thoughtfully develop and progress individualized plans of care You'll own your caseload, including following up with new patients or patients who fall off You'll communicate clearly with patients about their condition, plan, and expectations You'll help patients stay consistent and complete their plan of care You'll communicate the value of care and help patients understand their investment You'll document thoroughly and on time, with attention to detail You'll contribute to a high-end, thoughtful patient experience from start to finish You'll participate in team learning, collaboration, and ongoing improvement This is a role with a high level of autonomy and trust, not a checklist-driven role. You’ll be expected to take full ownership of your patients, your outcomes, and your growth as a clinician. Candidate Requirements 2-5 years of experience is preferred, but enthusiasm is required Must have graduated from an accredited Physical Therapy program and must be licensed to practice in California Be energetic, curious, and empathetic each day while engaging with prospective, new, and existing clients A willingness to continue investing in oneself with regular with learning, training, and reading Clear and timely communication with patients and clinic staff to make sure everyone is up to date and on the same page Current certification with Redcord/Certified Redcord Neurac Practitioner (CNP) is a bonus Job Benefits and Perks We are committed to providing opportunities for training, learning, and personal growth every step of the way for your career. We’re human, too, and know that life exists outside of work – we have paid vacation time, paid holidays, and 401(k) matching to make sure you are setup for the long run. You'll have dedicated documentation and admin time and we'll cover your bi-annual licensing fee. We have occasional team outings, lunches, and activities outside the clinic, too. #J-18808-Ljbffr