Outpatient Physical Therapist

About the role

Join New England's leading teaching practice for physical therapy. Highbar was built for PTs who want to practice clinically, not chase productivity numbers. This role emphasizes clinical autonomy, real mentorship, and sustainable career growth without burnout.

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

Documentation

• AI-supported + 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

• 2 paid mentorship hours per week for your first 12 weeks
• Structured onboarding with a Clinic Director + 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 Physical Therapy is a teaching practice built by physical therapists for physical therapists. We invest in clinicians at every stage, from new graduates through 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