Physical Therapist

DescriptionTreat Patients — Not Insurance Companies

100% cash-based model with no insurance restrictions or productivity quotas.
One-hour, one-on-one treatment sessions that allow you to deliver exceptional care.
Focus on clinical reasoning, patient education, and long-term outcomes instead of documentation for reimbursement.

Access to an Incredible Training Environment

Full access to a 40,000-square-foot gym equipped with strength training, conditioning, functional fitness, and rehabilitation equipment.
Seamlessly transition patients from rehabilitation to performance.
Utilize real-world movement and exercise instead of being limited by a traditional clinic environment.

Work With the Patients You Enjoy Treating

Active adults, fitness enthusiasts, recreational athletes, and competitive athletes.
Patients who are motivated, engaged, and invested in their recovery.
Help individuals return to sport, lifting, running, and high levels of performance.

Day in the life of a Best Fitness Physical Therapist

Evaluate and treat orthopedic and sports-related conditions.
Deliver individualized one-hour treatment sessions combining manual therapy, exercise, and movement-based rehabilitation.
Develop progressive return-to-sport and return-to-performance programs.
Collaborate with fitness professionals in an integrated training environment.
Educate patients on injury prevention and long-term performance.

Comprehensive Benefit Package

Competitive salary: $85,000–$130,000
Cash-based practice with clinical autonomy.
One-hour treatment sessions (no rushed 15-minute visits).
Access to a premier 40,000-square-foot fitness facility.
Collaborative environment centered on movement, performance, and exceptional patient outcomes.
Opportunity to build lasting relationships with patients and make a meaningful impact on their health and performance.

QualificationsRequired Skills & Competencies

Excellent manual therapy skills.
Strong understanding of strength training principles and exercise prescription.
Experience progressing patients back to sport or high levels of fitness.
Familiarity with gym equipment and confidence treating patients in a fitness environment.
Experience managing gym-related and athletic injuries.
Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills.
Excellent customer service abilities.

Education & Certifications

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and current state licensure required.
Dry Needling Certification preferred (or willingness to obtain).

Preferred Experience

3–5 years of orthopedic and/or sports physical therapy experience.
Sports rehabilitation or performance training experience.
Passion for helping active individuals move and perform at their best.

Physical Requirements

Ability to stand, walk, and sit for extended periods.
Ability to reach, climb, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl as needed.
Capable of lifting and moving up to 75 pounds (or as needed for patient handling).