Build a Career Where Advanced Manual Therapy, Clinical Growth, and Meaningful Patient Care Come Together You became a Physical Therapist to help people move better, regain confidence, maintain their independence, and continue doing the activities that make life meaningful . At Pivotal Physical Therapy , you will have the opportunity to use your clinical reasoning, manual therapy skills, and hands-on treatment approach to make a meaningful difference for patients, especially older adults who want to remain active, capable, and independent . We are looking for a Physical Therapist who enjoys solving complex orthopedic and movement-related problems, values continued learning, and believes exceptional care requires more than simply moving patients through a standard protocol. This is an opportunity to join a clinician-owned and clinician-led practice where your clinical judgment is respected, advanced skills are encouraged, and your long-term development is part of the plan. Whether you are an experienced Physical Therapist with an extensive orthopedic and manual therapy background or an exceptional new graduate with significant hands-on training, Pivotal Physical Therapy offers an environment where you can continue becoming the clinician you want to be. What You Will Receive $80,000 to $105,000 annual salary based on experience Performance-based bonus opportunities Signing bonus available Relocation assistance available 401(k) with profit sharing Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid Time Off Flexible scheduling options Structured clinical mentorship and development Protected collaboration and mentorship time Continuing education support Leadership and advancement opportunities Advanced specialty treatment opportunities AI-supported EMR system to help reduce documentation burden Why Physical Therapists Choose Pivotal Physical Therapy At Pivotal Physical Therapy, that growth is encouraged and supported . You will work alongside clinicians who enjoy discussing cases, sharing ideas, practicing advanced techniques, and helping one another become better providers. You will have opportunities to strengthen your orthopedic and manual therapy skills while treating a diverse patient population that includes active seniors, balance patients, individuals recovering from orthopedic conditions, and people navigating complex movement limitations . This is a strong fit for a Physical Therapist who wants to be known for the quality of their care, not simply the number of patients they can see . Make a Meaningful Difference for Older Adults Many of our patients are seniors who want to remain active, independent, and confident in their daily lives . They may be working to improve balance, recover from an injury, manage chronic orthopedic limitations, avoid a fall, return to recreational activities, or maintain the strength and mobility needed to continue living independently.

Your work may help someone:

Walk with greater confidence Reduce pain and stiffness Improve balance and lower fall risk Return to gardening, golfing, traveling, or exercising Recover following surgery or injury Maintain independence at home Continue participating in the activities they value most We are looking for a Physical Therapist who genuinely enjoys working with older adults and understands how meaningful the right treatment approach can be for this population. Bring Your Manual Therapy Skills to a Clinic That Values Them At Pivotal Physical Therapy, hands-on care remains an important part of the clinical process . We are especially interested in a Physical Therapist with a strong orthopedic background who enjoys using manual therapy as part of a comprehensive and individualized treatment plan. You will have the freedom to evaluate the full clinical picture, determine which interventions are appropriate, and combine hands-on techniques with therapeutic exercise, movement retraining, patient education, and progressive strengthening. Advanced training or certification in one or more of the following areas is highly valued: McKenzie Method Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist, or COMT Mulligan Concept Fascial Counterstrain Strain Counterstrain Total Motion Release, or TMR Primal Reflex Release Technique, or PRRT Postural Restoration Institute, or PRI Dry Needling Other advanced orthopedic or manual therapy approaches Certifications are valued, but they are not the only thing that matters. We are also interested in clinicians who have developed strong hands-on skills through mentorship, continuing education, clinical experience, and a genuine commitment to becoming better at their craft . Dry Needling Experience Is Preferred Dry needling experience or certification is preferred, particularly for candidates who want to incorporate it into orthopedic and geriatric care. However, dry needling experience is not required when you have a genuine interest in learning the technique and are committed to continuing your clinical development. We are looking for someone who remains curious, coachable, and motivated to expand their treatment skills throughout their career . What Makes This Physical Therapy Role Different Clinician-Owned and Clinician-Led Work in an environment created by clinicians who understand the support, autonomy, and resources Physical Therapists need to deliver excellent care. A Strong Focus on Advanced Clinical Skills Continue strengthening your orthopedic evaluations, manual therapy techniques, treatment planning, patient progressions, and clinical decision-making. Hands-On Treatment Is Encouraged Use manual therapy and other skilled interventions when clinically appropriate instead of being restricted to standardized or exercise-only treatment models. Meaningful Geriatric Care Help older adults maintain independence, reduce pain, improve balance, recover function, and remain active in the lives they want to lead. Protected Mentorship and Collaboration Time Ask questions, review cases, discuss treatment strategies, and continue developing during built-in collaboration time. Advanced Specialty Opportunities Continue learning in areas such as: Manual therapy Dry needling Vestibular rehabilitation Concussion care Balance and fall prevention Shockwave therapy Geriatric rehabilitation Complex orthopedic care Clinical Autonomy With Team Support Your clinical judgment will be respected, but you will never be expected to manage challenging cases without access to collaboration and support. Leadership and Advancement Opportunities As the organization continues growing, opportunities may become available in clinical leadership, mentorship, specialty development, and team education. AI-Supported Documentation Use an AI-supported EMR system designed to improve efficiency and reduce the amount of time spent completing documentation. For Experienced Physical Therapists This opportunity is especially well suited for an experienced Physical Therapist who has developed strong orthopedic and manual therapy skills and wants to continue practicing in an environment that values advanced clinical care.

You will have opportunities to:

Practice with a high level of clinical autonomy Apply advanced manual therapy techniques Treat orthopedic and geriatric patients Expand your specialty skills Collaborate with other growth-minded clinicians Mentor less-experienced team members Contribute to clinical processes and patient care strategies Help shape the future of the clinic as the organization grows This is a place where an experienced clinician can continue building a meaningful career without feeling professionally stagnant . For Exceptional New Graduate Physical Therapists This position is primarily designed for a Physical Therapist who already has a strong interest or background in orthopedic and manual therapy care. However, we are open to considering an exceptional new graduate who has pursued meaningful hands-on clinical experience and is highly motivated to continue learning. A new graduate may be a strong fit when they have: Significant clinical exposure to manual therapy Orthopedic clinical rotation experience Exposure to dry needling or a strong desire to become trained Experience working with older adults A clear interest in advanced orthopedic care Strong clinical curiosity A willingness to receive coaching and feedback A genuine commitment to continuing education The motivation to build advanced clinical skills You will receive support as you transition into practice, but you should also bring the initiative and dedication needed to become an exceptional hands-on clinician . What You Will Do Evaluate and treat patients using strong clinical reasoning and patient-centered care Provide hands-on orthopedic and manual therapy interventions when clinically appropriate Treat older adults with orthopedic, balance, mobility, strength, and functional limitations Develop individualized plans of care based on each patient's goals, impairments, lifestyle, and clinical presentation Help patients improve mobility, strength, balance, confidence, and independence Progress patients through meaningful treatment plans that support lasting outcomes Combine manual therapy with therapeutic exercise, movement retraining, education, and progressive strengthening Educate patients about their condition, recovery plan, movement strategies, and home exercise program Collaborate with other clinicians to review cases and improve outcomes Document patient care efficiently and accurately using an AI-supported EMR system Participate in clinical mentorship, continuing education, and professional development Contribute to a positive, collaborative, and patient-focused clinic culture What We Are Looking For Licensed Physical Therapist or eligibility for Florida licensure Strong interest or experience in orthopedic and manual therapy care Genuine enthusiasm for working with seniors and geriatric patients Hands-on and patient-centered treatment approach Commitment to continued learning and clinical improvement Strong communication and patient education skills Ability to build trust with patients and their families Growth-oriented and collaborative mindset Dry needling experience or certification is preferred Willingness to learn dry needling may also be considered Advanced orthopedic or manual therapy certifications are highly valued Experienced Physical Therapists are strongly encouraged to apply Exceptional new graduates with extensive manual therapy exposure may be considered Build a Physical Therapy Career You Can Be Proud Of The right clinic can change the direction of your career. At Pivotal Physical Therapy, you will have the opportunity to practice hands-on care, continue developing advanced clinical skills, and help older adults move with greater confidence, independence, and freedom . You will be surrounded by clinicians who care about getting better, helping patients achieve meaningful outcomes, and building a practice where excellent Physical Therapy still matters. If you are an orthopedic and manual therapy-focused Physical Therapist who enjoys working with seniors and wants to continue growing throughout your career , we would love to meet you. Apply today and discover what your career could become at Pivotal Physical Therapy.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$80,000.00 - $105,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) Continuing education credits Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Referral program Relocation assistance Vision insurance

License/Certification:

Physical Therapy License (or eligible) (Required)

Work Location:

In person