Physical Therapist - New Graduates

Build Your Physical Therapy Career With Clinical Autonomy, Strong Mentorship, and Meaningful Patient Outcomes

You became a Physical Therapist to help people move better, recover with confidence, and return to the activities that matter most to them.

At Russ Physical Therapy, you will practice outpatient Physical Therapy in an established private practice where your clinical judgment, patient relationships, and professional growth are valued
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You will treat a diverse orthopedic population, complete thorough evaluations, build individualized plans of care, and guide patients through meaningful progress from their first visit through discharge.

Whether you are a new graduate Physical Therapist seeking mentorship or an experienced PT looking for greater autonomy, leadership opportunities, and long-term growth, you will have the support and clinical environment to continue building your career.

• Salary starting at $90,000 or more
  , based on experience and overall fit.
• Performance-based bonus opportunities.
• Profit-sharing opportunities.
• Paid time off.
• No weekends.
• No on-call responsibilities.
• Dedicated administrative support.
• Established patient demand.
• Structured mentorship and clinical guidance for new graduate Physical Therapists.
• Clinical autonomy for experienced Physical Therapists.
• Leadership and advancement opportunities.
• Professional growth opportunities.
• Wellness resources.
• Supportive and collaborative team environment.
• Long-term career opportunity with an established private practice.

At Russ Physical Therapy, you will have the opportunity to focus on the work that makes being a Physical Therapist rewarding.

• Complete comprehensive Physical Therapy evaluations focused on mobility, strength, movement quality, pain, balance, function, and patient-specific limitations.
• Develop individualized plans of care based on evaluation findings, functional goals, and patient progress.
• Use your clinical reasoning to make treatment decisions and adjust care as patients improve.
• Build meaningful relationships with your patients throughout their full plan of care.
• Focus on measurable functional outcomes that help patients return to work, exercise, recreation, sport, and everyday life.
• Spend more time focused on patient care with dedicated administrative support.
• Collaborate with experienced Physical Therapists and discuss complex cases, treatment approaches, and patient progression.

You will work with a diverse outpatient orthopedic caseload that allows you to strengthen a broad range of Physical Therapy skills.

• Active adults returning to exercise, recreation, and sport.
• Patients recovering from orthopedic injuries.
• Post-operative rehabilitation patients.
• Individuals experiencing chronic pain or movement limitations.
• Patients working to improve strength, mobility, balance, and function.
• Individuals looking for long-term solutions to physical limitations and movement challenges.

You will have the opportunity to work with patients through multiple stages of recovery while continuing to strengthen your orthopedic Physical Therapy expertise.

• Perform comprehensive Physical Therapy evaluations.
• Assess mobility, strength, balance, movement patterns, pain, function, and patient-specific limitations.
• Develop individualized plans of care based on evaluation findings and patient goals.
• Deliver evidence-based outpatient orthopedic Physical Therapy.
• Provide therapeutic exercise and progressive strengthening.
• Use manual therapy techniques when clinically appropriate.
• Provide neuromuscular re-education and movement retraining.
• Progress mobility, balance, stability, and functional movement.
• Guide patients through return-to-activity and return-to-sport programming.
• Reassess patient progress and modify treatment plans as needed.
• Educate patients on recovery, movement, injury prevention, and self-management.
• Help patients build confidence in their ability to move and function.
• Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation.
• Communicate with patients, families, physicians, and other healthcare professionals when appropriate.
• Collaborate with teammates to support strong patient outcomes and an excellent patient experience.

This role gives you the opportunity to continue strengthening the skills that make you a more confident and capable Physical Therapist.

• Orthopedic…