New Grad Physical Therapist Ortho/Sports Mentorship, No Weekends

New Grad Physical Therapist — Outpatient Ortho & Sports (Mentorship Track) Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance is hiring a new graduate physical therapist for our Shell Road clinic in Brooklyn. Full-time, Monday–Friday, no weekends. Real mentorship — not a sink-or-swim first job. $90K–$100K depending on rotations and certifications, plus $5,250/year tax-free toward your student loans, $1,500/year CEU stipend, and NY license reimbursement. The short version This is a real first job, not a first-job-shaped pile of caseload. We built our new grad track around what we wish we'd had in our first year — time to build clinical reasoning with a senior clinician next to you, direct access to physicians for complex cases, and a gradual caseload ramp-up so you're not drowning in week one. Five days, no weekends, genuine schedule flexibility, and comp that respects your DPT. Mentorship, not sink-or-swim Your first job should build your clinical confidence, not break it. You'll start by shadowing and co-treating alongside senior clinicians — observing evaluations, assisting with treatments, and learning our documentation workflow before you carry your own caseload. As you get comfortable, your caseload grows at your own pace, with a dedicated mentor available for check-ins on tough cases. By the time you're running independently, you've built real clinical reasoning — and our senior clinicians and on-site pain management physicians are always a few steps away for a consult. Beyond the ramp-up, development is ongoing: case reviews, CEU support for courses that advance your practice, clinical in-services, and honest conversations about where you want your career to go. What you’ll do Evaluate and treat a diverse caseload across orthopedic injuries, post-surgical rehab, sports-related conditions, and chronic pain referrals Deliver hands‑on manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and progressive sport‑specific programming, with PT technicians running warm‑ups and exercise circuits under your direction Build individualized treatment plans with input from your mentor and from our on‑site interventional pain management physicians Document evaluations, daily notes, and progress reports in our EMR (we'll train you on our templates — you're not figuring it out alone) Educate patients on exercise progression, injury prevention, and long‑term self‑management What we offer Compensation: $90,000–$100,000 base, depending on clinical rotations, certifications, and readiness. Schedule flexibility: Need to come in late for an appointment? Leave early for a family commitment? We work with our PTs, not against them — this is a practice, not a punch clock. Mentorship: A dedicated senior clinician as your mentor, structured onboarding that gets you to full caseload at your own pace, and direct access to senior PTs and on‑site physicians for consults. Student loan contribution: $5,250/year ($437.50/month) paid directly to your federal or private student loan servicer — the maximum amount allowed tax‑free under federal law. Starts after your 90‑day introductory period. CEU stipend: $1,500/year. Use it on CSCS, manual therapy certifications, SFMA — whatever advances your practice. License reimbursement: We cover your initial NY PT license application and your annual renewal. NPTE support: If you're still waiting on NPTE results, we can bring you on under a NY limited permit and support your exam prep. Benefits: Health, dental, vision, PTO, 401(k) with employer matching. Equipment: Alter‑G Anti‑Gravity Treadmill, full manual therapy setup, sports performance tools. Who we’re looking for Doctor of Physical Therapy from an accredited program (2024, 2025, or 2026 graduates) Active New York State Physical Therapy license OR a NY limited permit OR eligible to sit for the NPTE in the next cycle (required) Strong orthopedic or sports clinical rotations during DPT training Genuine interest in manual therapy and an active patient population — athletes, weekend warriors, working adults returning from injury Comfortable working in an outpatient practice environment with technician support on the floor Coachable, curious, and looking to build a career — not just a first paycheck Why Precision Care We're a multi-location outpatient practice built around integrated care: physical therapy, interventional pain management, and sports performance under one roof. As a new grad, that means your hardest cases don't disappear into a referral loop — the physician managing your patients spine is ten feet away, and you can walk over and ask. That's a year of clinical development you can't get at a standalone outpatient clinic. Outpatient PT in Brooklyn is a tough market to start a career in. We're trying to be the clinic that actually supports new grads through their first year: real mentorship, proper technician support, meaningful comp, schedule flexibility, and a real path forward. #J-18808-Ljbffr