Physical Therapist Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant (Mobile Outpatient Care)

The Honest Approach Physical Therapy

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The Honest Approach Physical Therapy provides high‑quality outpatient physical therapy directly in the patient’s home
. Our model is built around convenience, individualized care, and meaningful one‑on‑one treatment. We focus on:

• Outpatient PT delivered in the comfort of the patient’s home
• Customized treatment plans tailored to each home environment
• Strategies that help patients prioritize their health and integrate therapy into daily life
• Coordinated communication with healthcare providers to support continuity of care
• A commitment to honest, patient‑centered, evidence‑based treatment

As we continue to grow, we’re looking for a Physical Therapist Assistant who shares our values and wants to make a real impact in the community.

We are seeking a compassionate, reliable Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) to join our mobile outpatient team. You will travel to patients’ homes across Henderson, Clark County, Las Vegas, and North Las Vegas to provide individualized care under the direction of a supervising Physical Therapist.

This role is ideal for someone who values autonomy, flexibility, and the opportunity to build meaningful patient relationships.

• Provide one‑on‑one outpatient physical therapy services in patients’ homes
• Implement treatment plans as directed by the supervising PT
• Document visits accurately and promptly
• Communicate effectively with the PT, patients, caregivers, and healthcare partners
• Educate patients on exercises, safety, and long‑term wellness strategies
• Travel between appointments within the service areas

• Current CPR certification
• Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and auto insurance
• Strong communication and clinical skills
• Ability to work independently in a mobile setting
• Outpatient experience preferred (not required)

• Competitive compensation
• Opportunity to grow with a patient‑first practice
• Meaningful one‑on‑one patient interactions