Outpatient Physical Therapist

About the role

Join New England’s leading teaching practice for physical therapy. Highbar is built around clinical autonomy, real mentorship, and a career that doesn’t require burning out to succeed. You’ll practice at the top of your license with support that lets you focus on being a clinician.

Patient volume

• Under 12 patients per day

Student loans

• We pay them down until they’re gone

Professional development

• $15,000+ invested in your first 18–24 months

Visit structure

• 1:1 patient care
• AI-supported documentation plus Prompt EMR to cut down on after-hours charting

Schedules

• Predictable and thoughtfully built

Autonomy

• You decide the plan of care with PT-led clinical decisions

Support staff

• Exercise Specialists on the floor so you can focus on being a clinician

Leadership

• Direct access to PT leaders who have been in your shoes

Mentorship and Professional Development

Highbar embeds professional growth into your workweek:

• 2 paid mentorship hours per week for your first 12 weeks
• Structured onboarding with a Clinic Director and Peer Mentor
• Monthly Skillz meetings (onsite CE every month)
• Core-4 Series to align clinical decision-making and PATTOTL principles
• $15,000+ in professional development invested in your first 18–24 months
• In-house Orthopedic Residency, Dry Needling (Level I and II), and COMT pathways
• Specialty SIGs (Pelvic Health, Sports, Neuro, Vestibular, Pediatrics, and more)

About Highbar Physical Therapy

Highbar is a teaching practice built by physical therapists for physical therapists. We invest in clinicians at every stage—from new graduates to experienced specialists—providing clinical autonomy, real mentorship, and a sustainable career path.

You’ll Thrive at Highbar if You Value

• Practicing as a clinician—not a productivity unit
• Autonomy paired with real support
• Clear expectations around workload and growth
• Leadership with clinical backgrounds
• Feedback that’s welcomed and acted on

What You’ll Need

• Degree in Physical Therapy from a CAPTE-accredited program
• Active PT license (or eligibility to obtain one)
• A desire to grow clinically, contribute to a team, and practice thoughtfully