Physical Therapist Assistant; Outpatient | Podiatry Focused

At Foot & Ankle Associates, we believe better mobility starts with better care. As one of the most trusted podiatry clinics in the Southeast, we are redefining how lower-extremity care is delivered by combining top-tier medical providers with an integrated physical therapy model. We focus on helping patients regain mobility, reduce pain, and return to the life they love.

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We're growing and looking for driven Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) to join our team. In this role, you'll work directly with our Physical Therapists and podiatric physicians to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care. You'll play a vital role in helping patients recover from surgery, manage chronic conditions, and achieve their mobility goals.

• Team-Based Care – collaborate daily with podiatrists and Physical Therapists in the same clinic for seamless coordination.
• One-on-One Focus – no rushed or overlapping appointments; deliver meaningful, individualized care.
• Growth-Oriented Culture – be part of an expanding practice that values your input on clinical pathways and operations.
• Mentorship & Development – opportunities to learn from experienced podiatrists and PTs while advancing your career.
• Entrepreneurial Energy – help shape the future of how physical therapy integrates with podiatric care.

• Administer physical therapy treatments as directed by a licensed Physical Therapist, focusing on lower-extremity rehabilitation.
• Assist with therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, and modalities while monitoring patient comfort and safety.
• Educate patients, families, and caregivers on exercises, mobility strategies, and home programs.
• Document patient progress accurately in the electronic health record.
• Prepare patients and equipment for treatments, ensuring a safe and organized clinic environment.
• Communicate observations and patient feedback to supervising PTs to support treatment plan adjustments.
• Collaborate with podiatrists, front office staff, and medical assistants to ensure continuity of care.
• Contribute to team huddles, process improvements, and clinic culture.

• Graduate of an APTA/CAPTE accredited Physical Therapist Assistant program
• Current North Carolina PTA license (or eligibility)
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to stand, walk, lift, and assist patients throughout the workday
• Experience with orthopedics, sports medicine, or podiatric rehabilitation a plus

• Performance-based incentives
• Health, dental, and vision insurance stipend
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid Time Off (PTO) and holidays
• Professional development and career progression opportunities
• Exposure to a diverse patient population and advanced podiatric rehab protocols