Physical Therapist

Join our Brighton, MA team! We’re hiring a Physical Therapist to provide in-home care and help patients regain mobility and independence, with a salary range of $100,000–$115,000 per year.

• Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program
• Active Massachusetts Physical Therapist license
• Valid driver’s license with reliable, insured transportation
• Strong communication and patient education skills

Physical Therapist home health role providing in-home therapy services to older adults and medically complex patients in the community.

As a Home Health Physical Therapist, you will deliver personalized, hands‑on therapy to patients in their homes, helping them restore function, reduce pain, and maintain independence. You’ll evaluate physical abilities, create individualized plans of care, and provide therapeutic interventions focused on mobility, strength, and safety. This role includes educating patients and families, monitoring progress, documenting care, and collaborating closely with physicians and an interdisciplinary care team.

The ideal candidate is compassionate, organized, and comfortable working independently while making a direct, meaningful impact on patients’ daily lives.

• Competitive salary of $100,000–$115,000 per year
• Other Perks
• One‑on‑one patient care in a home‑based setting
• Collaborative interdisciplinary team environment
• Opportunities to participate in care planning and discharge planning
• Ability to positively impact patient independence and quality of life

Brighton, Massachusetts is a lively Boston neighborhood that blends residential comfort with city convenience. The area offers easy access to public transportation, parks, cultural attractions, and a diverse dining scene. With nearby universities, strong local schools, and proximity to world‑class healthcare, Brighton provides an appealing quality of life for professionals who want both community charm and urban access.

Our client is a mission‑driven healthcare organization focused on helping older adults and individuals with complex needs remain safely in their homes. Through a coordinated, interdisciplinary model of care, they emphasize dignity, independence, and patient‑centered outcomes. Their culture values collaboration, compassion, and high‑quality care delivered where patients are most comfortable—at home.