Physical Therapist: Onsite Care Without the Chaos

Description

At Agile Physical Therapy's employer-based clinics, you can focus on great care without barriers.

As a temp physical therapist, you'll provide one-on-one care with 60-minute evaluation and 45-min treatment appointments, with dedicated documentation time built into your schedule. No rushing between patients. No taking notes home. No handing patients off to aides.

Working onsite means fewer of the frustrations that come with traditional outpatient practice. There are no Medicare or Medi-Cal patients and no insurance authorization headaches.

Instead, you'll build lasting relationships with the employees you serve while working alongside an interdisciplinary onsite health team.

At Agile, our mission is simple: create great jobs for great physical therapists. We believe exceptional patient care starts with taking care of the people providing it.

Whether you're raising a family, training for a marathon, pursuing advanced certifications, or simply building a sustainable career, we want you to thrive both inside and outside the clinic.

Why PTs Choose Agile Enterprise

• Salary range of $106,000 - $150,000 (based on 40 hours/week) dependent on experience and advanced certifications 
• 60-minute evaluation and 45-min treatment appointments
• Dedicated documentation time built into every clinical day
• No double booking. No aides. No patient handoffs.
• No Medicare or Medi-Cal patient population
• Fewer insurance barriers and administrative headaches than traditional outpatient practice
• Access to onsite employee amenities and campus benefits
• In-house continuing education opportunities and a substantial con-ed budget
• A collaborative culture that values growth, humility, and exceptional patient care

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with employer match
• PTO and paid sick time
• New Parent Leave - 12 weeks total paid leave at 100% of pay
• Continuing education budget and paid education time

Qualifications

• Active California physical therapy license
• Master's or Doctorate in Physical Therapy from an accredited institution
• Minimum two years of orthopedic experience preferred
• Advanced certification or training preferred (OCS, FAAOMPT, SCS, etc.)
• Excellent clinical reasoning and communication skills
• Collaborative, humble, and growth-oriented