What are the responsibilities and job description for the PRN Physical Therapist and Pelvic Physical Therapist position at Rise Physical Therapy?
Looking for a flexible PT role where you can actually focus on your patients? Rise Physical Therapy is looking for a PRN Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) to join our team in Northwest Arkansas.
At Rise, we believe physical therapy should be personal. Our DPTs provide true 1-on-1 care with no double-booking, allowing you to give each patient the time and attention they deserve.
Why Rise?- 1-on-1 patient care — DPTs only, no double-booking EVER
- Flexible PRN scheduling based on your availability and our clinic needs
- Competitive PRN hourly rate
- Supportive team environment with experienced clinicians
- Strong community presence and active patient population
- Opportunities to work with a diverse orthopedic and active population
- Potential opportunity to pick up additional hours when needed
You’ll treat a diverse caseload in a thriving Northwest Arkansas community, with a focus on helping active individuals across the lifespan.
Orthopedic PT- Outpatient orthopedic experience preferred
- Treat a wide range of conditions including spine, extremities, sports injuries, post-op, vestibular, concussion, and more
- New grads with strong clinical experience may be considered
- Pelvic health experience preferred
- Training through APTA Pelvic Floor, ICE Physio, Herman & Wallace, or similar programs is a plus
- Experience treating prenatal/postpartum, pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, and related conditions is preferred
- Open to treating all genders
- Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
- Active Arkansas PT license
- Ability to work in person
- Availability to provide PRN coverage based on clinic needs
- PRN / as-needed position
- Flexible scheduling
- In-person
- No benefits included with this PRN position
If you’re looking for a flexible PT opportunity with a company that genuinely prioritizes patient care, we’d love to connect.