We’re seeking a Physical Therapist (PT) for a flexible full-time or part-time role in home health care. Whether you're interested in 20 to 40 hours per week (15–30 visits), this position gives you the flexiblity to create your own schedule. You'll coordinate directly with patients, allowing you to structure your day around personal commitments and appointments. New graduates and experienced Physical Therapists from any healthcare setting are encouraged to apply.

Schedule:

• Choose between 20 to 40 hours per week

• You control your own start and end times

• No night shifts or on-call responsibilities

Pay and Benefits (Full-Time):

• Generous pay with opportunities for overtime and extra visits

• Health, dental, and vision insurance

• 401(k) with 4% employer match

• Over 4 weeks of paid time off

• Short-term disability coverage

• Continuing education benefit

• Electronic charting system

• Full tank of gas provided every pay period

• Highly rated on Medicare.gov

Requirements:

• Must have a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy

• Must have a current state license to practice Physical Therapy

• Any experience level accepted, including new graduates

• Must be a U.S. Citizen or Green Card holder (no exceptions)

• COVID-19 vaccination is required (exemptions may be requested)

• Must be comfortable with daily travel between patient homes (some drives may be 20–40 minutes)

To apply, please include answers to the following questions in your application:

1. How many hours per week are you looking to work (between 20–40 hours)?

2. What days of the week and time ranges are you available to work?

3. What days and times are you available for a Webex video interview?

4. This is a field-based role involving daily travel. Are you comfortable with that?

5. This company requires a COVID-19 vaccine. You may apply for an exemption. Is this acceptable to you?

6. Do you have a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy?

7. What is your best email address for follow-up?