What are the responsibilities and job description for the Outpatient Orthopedic Physical Therapist position at Russ Physical Therapy?
Build a Physical Therapy Career Where You Can Focus on Patients, Outcomes, and the Work You Were Trained to Do
You became a Physical Therapist to evaluate movement, solve complex problems, and help people return to the activities that matter most to them.
At Russ Physical Therapy, you will have the clinical autonomy, support, and patient relationships needed to deliver meaningful care without feeling like you are simply moving people through a schedule.
This is a full-time Physical Therapist opportunity for a clinician who wants to practice in an established outpatient setting where clinical reasoning is respected, treatment decisions are trusted, and quality patient care remains the priority.
You will work with a diverse orthopedic patient population, build continuity throughout the plan of care, and have the support needed to remain focused on helping patients make lasting progress.
Compensation and Benefits
- Salary starting at $90,000 or more, based on experience and overall fit.
- Performance-based bonus opportunities.
- Profit-sharing opportunities.
- Paid time off.
- No weekends.
- No on-call responsibilities.
- Dedicated administrative support.
- Established patient demand.
- Wellness resources.
- Long-term professional growth opportunities.
- Supportive and collaborative team environment.
Why Physical Therapists Choose Russ Physical Therapy
At Russ Physical Therapy, Physical Therapists are trusted to think critically, develop individualized treatment plans, and guide patients through meaningful recovery.
You will have the opportunity to build strong patient relationships while practicing in an environment designed to support thoughtful, movement-focused care.
- One-on-one patient care.
- Clinical autonomy and trusted decision-making.
- Movement-focused evaluations and treatment planning.
- Manageable caseload expectations.
- Continuity of care throughout the patient journey.
- Administrative support that protects your treatment time.
- A strong focus on patient education and long-term outcomes.
- A clinic culture centered around quality, relationships, and results.
This is an opportunity to spend more of your day practicing as a Physical Therapist and less of your day getting pulled into work that takes you away from your patients.
The Patients You Will Treat
You will work with a varied outpatient orthopedic population, allowing you to continue building your clinical skill set while helping patients across different stages of recovery.
Your patient population may include:
- Active adults working to return to exercise, recreation, or sport.
- Patients recovering from orthopedic injuries.
- Post-surgical patients progressing through rehabilitation.
- Individuals experiencing chronic pain or movement dysfunction.
- Patients working to improve strength, mobility, balance, and function.
- Individuals seeking long-term solutions rather than temporary symptom relief.
How You Will Practice
Your role will allow you to combine clinical reasoning, movement analysis, patient education, and individualized programming to help each patient achieve meaningful progress.
Your treatment approach may include:
- Comprehensive evaluations and movement assessments.
- Individualized exercise prescription and progression.
- Manual therapy techniques.
- Functional strengthening and mobility training.
- Return-to-activity and return-to-sport planning.
- Patient education and self-management strategies.
- Ongoing reassessment based on patient response and progress.
You will be trusted to make treatment decisions based on the needs, goals, and presentation of each patient.
What Your Day Will Look Like
Your day will be centered around helping patients move better, feel stronger, and return to the activities that are important to them.
You can expect:
- Focused patient care.
- Time to evaluate, problem-solve, and adjust treatment plans.
- Meaningful conversations with patients about their progress.
- Support with administrative responsibilities.
- Collaboration with a team that values clinical input.
- A schedule designed to support sustainable patient care.
- The ability to finish your day feeling confident in the care you delivered.
Growth for New Graduates
New graduates will have the support needed to build confidence, strengthen clinical reasoning, and develop into capable, independent clinicians.
- Structured mentorship and clinical guidance.
- Support with evaluations and treatment planning.
- Gradual caseload development.
- Opportunities to collaborate and ask questions.
- A supportive environment for developing clinical confidence.
- Long-term opportunities to grow within the clinic.
Growth for Experienced Physical Therapists
Experienced Physical Therapists will have the freedom to use their skills while continuing to develop professionally.
- Clinical autonomy.
- Leadership and advancement opportunities.
- Opportunities to mentor developing clinicians.
- Input into patient care and clinical decisions.
- The ability to contribute to clinic growth and improvement.
- A sustainable environment for building a long-term career.
What We Are Looking For
We are looking for a Physical Therapist who cares about delivering high-quality treatment and building strong relationships with patients.
You may be a strong fit if you:
- Hold or are eligible to obtain a Physical Therapist license.
- Value individualized and patient-centered care.
- Enjoy evaluating movement and solving clinical problems.
- Communicate clearly with patients and team members.
- Take ownership of patient progress and outcomes.
- Want to work in a supportive and collaborative environment.
- Are committed to learning, improving, and growing professionally.
About Russ Physical Therapy
Russ Physical Therapy has served its community for more than 20 years and has developed a strong reputation for personalized care, clinical excellence, and meaningful patient results.
As a family-owned and community-focused practice, the clinic values long-term relationships with both patients and team members.
Physical Therapists are supported in delivering thoughtful care, building trust with patients, and creating treatment plans based on individual goals rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Build the Physical Therapy Career You Want
This role offers the opportunity to practice with greater autonomy, stronger patient relationships, administrative support, and a sustainable approach to outpatient care.
You will join an established clinic where your clinical judgment is valued, your professional growth is supported, and the work you do has a visible impact on the people you serve.
Apply today to learn more about joining Russ Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: From $90,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Paid time off
- Relocation assistance
License/Certification:
- Physical Therapy License (Required)
Work Location: In person
Salary : $90,000