Orthopedic Physical Therapist

Physical Therapist (Willing to train)

Highlights

• Full-Time / Permanent Position
• 11–12 patients/day (up to 14–15 for high performers)
• Performance bonus up to $800/month
• Experienced PT team
• 4 10-hour shifts or 5 8-hour shifts
• No weekends, nights, or holidays
• Manual therapy training
• This is a high-performance, athlete-focused caseload including high school and college athletes, endurance athletes, post-operative shoulder, hip, and knee patients, and active adults returning to sport.

Why This PT Role Stands Out

• Manageable caseload with PTA support. A dedicated PTA handles setup, modalities, and exercise progressions, keeping your time focused on clinical care. Minimum 11–12 patients per day, with the opportunity to see 14–15 for those who want to earn more.
• Protected treatment time. 45-minute initial evaluations and 30-minute follow-up appointments, with aide support built into every shift. No more than 4 evals scheduled per day. If that ever changes, an additional paperwork window is built in automatically.
• You control your schedule. Therapists have direct input on their own schedules. If a specific patient needs a longer slot, you call it. The practice builds around your clinical judgment, not the other way around.
• Performance bonus with no downside. A monthly bonus structure based on visit volume and charges ranges from $100 to $800 per month. There is no penalty for staying at baseline. It's a carrot, not a stick.
• Orthopedic surgeon collaboration. Direct access to board-certified orthopedic and sports medicine physicians on complex post-operative cases.
• Mentorship-rich environment. The majority of clinicians carry 15 to 30 years of experience and are invested in developing earlier-career PTs.
• Full continuing education support. The practice actively backs advanced training in manual therapy, dry needling, Graston Technique, and OCS certification.

Schedule

• Four 10-hour shifts or five 8-hour shifts.
• Clinic hours: Monday through Thursday 7 AM to 6:30 PM, Friday 7 AM to 5 PM.

Patient Mix

• 80% active adults and athletes
• 20% Medicare

Minimum Qualifications

• DPT or MPT from a CAPTE-accredited program
• Active New Hampshire PT license or NH licensure eligibility
• Strong orthopedic manual therapy foundation
• New graduates with orthopedic or sports medicine clinical rotations encouraged to apply

Preferred Qualifications

• OCS, SCS, or CSCS certification
• Dry needling or Graston Technique certification
• Prior outpatient orthopedic or sports medicine experience

This is a stable, accredited practice with a tenured team and a serious commitment to clinical quality. If you're a Physical Therapist looking to grow in outpatient orthopedics and sports rehab on the NH Seacoast, we'd like to hear from you.