Physical Therapist; PT

Physical Therapist Mobility. Independence. Quality of Life.

$7,000 Sign-On Bonus | Full-Time | Effective 9.30.26

Benefits: 401(k) match, competitive salary, opportunities for growth

Now offering full-time employees CEU/Licensure reimbursement after completion of their 90 probationary period.

Less than 5 miles from Newton Wellesley Hospital

Want to practice therapy somewhere you actually get to know your patients?

At Advinia Care Newton Wellesley, our residents aren't just names on a caseload. We specialize in long-term care and memory care, giving our therapists the chance to build meaningful relationships with residents, families, and an interdisciplinary team — while helping people maintain independence, mobility, and quality of life. Success here isn't always measured by a discharge home; sometimes it's a safer walk to the dining room, fewer falls, or finding the one approach that finally connects with a person living with Alzheimer's or dementia.

We're growing our rehab team and looking for a full-time Physical Therapist who wants to practice differently — one who values specialized dementia rehabilitation, creative clinical problem-solving, and person-centered, function-focused therapy. Applicants wanting part-time are also encouraged to apply!

• Assess resident needs and develop individualized treatment plans
• Implement and modify treatment plans to address physical, cognitive, and emotional needs
• Apply function-focused, person-centered approaches to support independence and mobility
• Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to ensure coordinated, relationship-based care
• Educate residents and families on therapeutic exercises and techniques
• Monitor and report on resident progress and outcomes
• Maintain accurate, up-to-date patient care records

This role is best suited to therapists who value:

• Relationship-based care
• Creative clinical problem-solving
• Maintaining independence and function
• True interdisciplinary teamwork
• Making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults
• Growing their skills in dementia and geriatric rehabilitation

• Current, valid Physical Therapist license