Physical Therapist (PT)

Position Highlights: $130,000 - $150,000 annual salary (flexible for the right candidate) 1:1 patient care Quality-focused environment that prioritizes personalized care Concierge-style, white-glove treatment model High level of clinical autonomy Health and Vision insurance Full-time schedule PTO $2,500 per calendar year for approved continuing education expenses About the ClinicThis is a concierge-style outpatient injury rehabilitation practice focused on providing highly personalized care to patients recovering from motor vehicle accidents and orthopedic injuries. The clinic takes a white-glove approach to rehabilitation, emphasizing individualized treatment and strong patient relationships. The environment is professional and offers a comfortable clinical pace, allowing clinicians to focus on each patient while maintaining a high degree of independence in their practice.

The Position: The PT will primarily work with patients experiencing spine and neck injuries, shoulder conditions, joint and soft-tissue injuries, pain, mobility limitations, and other musculoskeletal conditions following accidents. Treatment may include: Manual therapy Therapeutic exercise Strengthening and stabilization Mobility and range-of-motion restoration Orthopedic injury rehabilitation Pain and functional rehabilitation Dry needling Shockwave therapy Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) therapy Patient Schedule This practice prioritizes individualized care with one-on-one treatment sessions. Evaluations: Approximately 60 minutes Follow-up sessions: Approximately 30–40 minutes QualificationsDPT or Master's degree in Physical Therapy Licensed or eligible for PT licensure in Colorado Comfortable practicing independently Strong communication and patient-care skills Experience in orthopedics, sports medicine, and/or injury rehabilitation preferred Experience with dry needling, shockwave therapy, and/or BFR is highly desirable Locations The primary Physical Therapist position is split between Thornton and Fort Collins, Colorado. There is also a separate Colorado Springs opportunity open to either a DPT or PTA. Why Consider This Opportunity? This is an excellent fit for a PT who wants the compensation of a high-level clinical role while still having the opportunity to provide personalized, one-on-one patient care. Rather than a traditional high-volume outpatient environment, the practice emphasizes quality care, clinical autonomy, advanced orthopedic treatment techniques, and a concierge patient experience.