Physical Therapist (PT) - Outpatient Orthopedics

The Position

Mountain Land Physical Therapy is a private practice advancing musculoskeletal care by putting PTs at the front of care, supported by diagnostic imaging in many clinics for faster, more accurate treatment. If you’re a licensed PT (or will be soon), and you want an outpatient ortho role with autonomy, a manageable caseload, and growth pathways, this is a strong fit.

What Your Day Looks Like

• Treat a balanced outpatient orthopedic caseload with dedicated 1:1 patient time
• Top performers average 11–12 patients/day (double-booking only when appropriate and not impacting care)
• Build plans of care that match your clinical style
• Collaborate with experienced clinicians, sports-focused teammates, and local medical partners
• Support strong outcomes with consistent, patient-first care

Why Choose Us

• Less time documenting: AI-driven, HIPAA-compliant EMR designed to reduce documentation time
• Career growth that’s real: Director Pathway and clinic leadership training
• Clinical advancement options: diagnostic imaging pathway + support for specialty certification (e.g., OCS)
• Work-life balance: no weekends, strong PTO, and sustainable caseload expectations
• Comp upside: base salary and revenue-sharing opportunity

Total Potential Income (Base + Revenue Sharing)

Total Potential Income (Base + Revenue Sharing): $85,000–$105,000/year
Includes base salary plus additional revenue-sharing earnings.

Base Pay

Base Pay: $80,000–$85,000

Student Loan Repayment

Student Loan Repayment: $5,250 per year

Location

500 South 11th Avenue, Suite 506, Pocatello, ID 83201;
https://www.mlpt.com/pocatello-campus/

Benefits

• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• Life insurance
• 401(k) with 3% match
• 22–27 days PTO
• CEU support
• Gym incentives
• Board certification reimbursement
• Diagnostics imaging certification
• and more

Interview Process

• Apply online
• Virtual recruiter interview (45 min)
• Virtual regional director interview (60 min)
• Virtual or in-person clinic director interview (60 min)