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Penrose & Associates Physical Therapy in Lacey, WA, is looking for a dedicated therapist ready to grow in an innovative clinic focused on mobility and longevity. You will conduct thorough evaluations and provide personalized follow-up care without overlap, supported by AI-driven documentation.
With a salary range of $80K–$115K plus a bonus structure tied to patient outcomes, the clinic encourages professional development with a generous education budget and offers benefits like student loan repayment and access to regenerative services.
We're not your average PT clinic — and we're not looking for an average PT.
Penrose Physical Therapy in Lacey, WA is expanding. We've grown into something bigger than outpatient ortho: we're building the first integrated mobility and longevity center in the South Sound — combining clinical rehab, regenerative medicine, and wellness under one roof. EMTT, shockwave, pulsed radio frequency, red light, PEMF, HBOT, infrared sauna. This is where PT goes next.
We need a therapist who's ready to grow into that.
Most evals 60 minutes. Every follow-up is 40 minutes, one-on-one with your patient — no overlap, no handoffs, no tech doing your job. AI handles documentation so you can close notes at time of service and go home. You'll treat complex ortho cases, work alongside experienced PTs in vestibular and pelvic health, and co-treat when it matters. Weekly provider meetings aren't check-ins, we practice skills on each other, work through tough cases, and use OCS prep materials to examine our biases and stay sharp on evidence-based practice.
You believe manual therapy works. You build trust fast. You can explain to a patient clearly, without a brochure why one-on-one care is worth paying for. You're interested in regenerative therapies and wellness not as add-ons, but as real tools that change outcomes. You want to be held accountable and you want to hold others to the same standard.
We've been helping the Lacey, Tumwater, and Olympia communities stay active and off pain pills since 2007. We're not slowing down. If you want to be part of a team that takes people from unable to walk to walking and wants to do it with the best tools available apply below.