Job Description

Job Description

Build Your Physical Therapy Career With One-on-One Care, and Clinical Autonomy

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You became a Physical Therapist to evaluate movement, solve meaningful clinical problems, and help patients return to the activities that matter most to them.

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At Carroll Physical Therapy, you will have the time and freedom to practice Physical Therapy with intention.

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You will provide one-on-one patient care, build individualized plans of care, and work with a diverse outpatient population across orthopedic, sports, post-operative, neurological, balance, and mobility-related conditions.

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Whether you are a new graduate looking for strong mentorship or an experienced Physical Therapist ready for greater autonomy and future leadership opportunities, you can continue developing your clinical skills while building a long-term career here.

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Compensation and Benefits

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You will receive:

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• Performance-based bonus opportunities
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• One-on-one patient care
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• Health insurance
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• 401(k) with employer match
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• Paid time off
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• Parental leave
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• CEU support
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• Structured Physical Therapy mentorship
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• Clinical development and ongoing feedback
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• Free uniforms
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• Leadership opportunities
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• Long-term professional growth pathways
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Practice Physical Therapy With More Time and Clinical Freedom

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Great Physical Therapy requires time to evaluate, reassess, think critically, and adjust treatment based on how your patient is progressing.

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At Carroll Physical Therapy, you will have:

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• Dedicated one-on-one treatment time
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• The freedom to individualize each plan of care
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• Clinical autonomy with experienced support available
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• A collaborative Physical Therapy team
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• A patient-first approach centered on meaningful outcomes
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• Support to continue developing your clinical reasoning
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• Opportunities to grow beyond day-to-day patient care
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Your caseload may include:

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• Orthopedic injuries
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• Sports-related conditions
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• Post-operative rehabilitation
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• Neurological conditions
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• Balance and fall prevention
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• Strength and mobility limitations
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• Functional movement impairments
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You will help patients restore movement, improve function, reduce limitations, and return to work, sports, hobbies, and everyday life.

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What You Will Do

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As a Physical Therapist, you will:

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• Perform comprehensive Physical Therapy evaluations
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• Identify movement, strength, mobility, and functional limitations
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• Develop individualized, evidence-based plans of care
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• Provide manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular re-education, and patient education
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• Progress treatment based on patient response and measurable outcomes
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• Reassess patients throughout their plan of care
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• Build strong relationships with patients throughout their recovery
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• Complete accurate and timely clinical documentation
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• Collaborate with other clinicians and healthcare professionals
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• Help patients improve movement, strength, confidence, and independence
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Support for New Graduate Physical Therapists

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Starting your first Physical Therapy position should give you the support to become a confident clinician.

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New graduate Physical Therapists will receive:

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• Structured onboarding
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• Hands-on clinical mentorship
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• Support with evaluations and treatment planning
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• Clinical reasoning guidance
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• Case discussion with experienced clinicians
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• Regular feedback and professional development
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• Unlimited continuing education support
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• A team you can go to when you have questions
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You will have room to build confidence while continuing to strengthen your orthopedic, movement, and rehabilitation skills.

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Growth for Experienced Physical Therapists

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Experienced Physical Therapists will have the opportunity to bring their own clinical judgment and expertise into patient care.

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You may have opportunities to:

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• Practice with greater clinical autonomy
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• Manage more complex patient presentations
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• Contribute ideas to clinical and operational growth
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• Mentor developing Physical Therapists
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• Take on leadership responsibilities
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• Continue expanding your specialty skills
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• Build toward long-term advancement within the practice
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Your professional growth should continue after you are hired.

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What We Are Looking For

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We would love to meet a Physical Therapist who:

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• Holds or is eligible for a Physical Therapist license
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• Has completed an accredited Physical Therapy program
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• Values high-quality, patient-centered Physical Therapy
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• Enjoys evaluating movement and solving clinical problems
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• Wants meaningful one-on-one time with patients
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• Values clinical autonomy and professional development
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• Communicates well with patients and teammates
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• Wants to continue learning and improving as a clinician
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• Takes pride in helping patients achieve meaningful functional outcomes
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Build Your Physical Therapy Career at Carroll Physical Therapy

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Your next Physical Therapy role should give you more than a full schedule.

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It should give you the opportunity to provide excellent patient care, strengthen your clinical skills, work with autonomy, and continue building your career as a Physical Therapist.

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At Carroll Physical Therapy, you will have one-on-one patient care, structured mentorship, unlimited CEU support, competitive compensation, and long-term growth opportunities.

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Apply today to learn more about joining Carroll Physical Therapy.

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Job Type: Full-time

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Benefits:

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• 401(k)
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• 401(k) matching
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• Disability insurance
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• Flexible schedule
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• Health insurance
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• Paid time off
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License/Certification:

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• Physical Therapy License ( or eligible) (Required)
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Job Tags

Full time, Flexible hours

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