Excellent Physical Therapist Opportunity!

Location: Shrewsbury, MA

Compensation: Up to $110,000 plus bonus potential

About the Practice Join a highly respected outpatient physical therapy practice defined by an exceptional culture where both kindness and teamwork are prioritized, and every patient is treated like an Olympic athlete. The clinic is dedicated to fighting clinician burnout by utilizing industry-leading EMR software designed to significantly reduce documentation time, allowing you to leave work at the clinic and focus on what you love.

The Role & Treatment Model

Quality Patient Care: Dedicated 40-minute, 1-on-1 treatment slots for every patient.
Earning Potential: Competitive base salary paired with lucrative volume bonus treatment opportunities.
Clinical Approach: A strong emphasis on incorporating hands-on manual therapy into daily patient care.

Unmatched Mentorship & Growth

Structured Mentorship: Comprehensive orientation and access to a mentorship advisor who can connect you with over 40 experienced clinicians to develop specialty skills and treatment philosophies.
Continuing Education (CEU): A robust $2,000 annual CEU benefit for full-time clinicians, plus 100% reimbursement upon completion of in-house core courses.
Pathways Program: Earn free, license-required CEUs through self-paced certification programs in 20 specialized areas, including Athlete Movement Systems, Spine Orthopedics, and Lifestyle Medicine.

Specialty Treatment Opportunities Depending on clinic location and your clinical interests, there are opportunities to practice in specialized areas including:

Aquatic Physical Therapy: Conducted in a warm water pool (86-88 degrees) utilizing the inherent therapeutic principles of water for patients with weight-bearing issues, chronic pain, or neurological conditions.
Pelvic Health: Specialized, evidence-based care focused exclusively on female patients to treat incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse, and postpartum recovery.
Vestibular Rehabilitation: Exercise-based programs designed to help patients compensate for inner ear deficits, vertigo, dizziness, and balance impairments.