Physical Therapist Assistant- Stanton, CA

ScaleinAfrica; Town of Stanton (WI); On-site; USD 100,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance (50/50 split)

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

PTO 10-15 days

Sick days 5

Holidays 6

401(k)

License & CPR renewal reimbursement

Job summary

ScaleinAfrica is seeking a Physical Therapist Assistant for Stanton, CA to deliver one-on-one manual therapy in an outpatient orthopedic setting. The role emphasizes hands-on care with an aide supporting the session, and flexible start timing.

Candidates should hold an active California PTA license and bring recent manual therapy experience, with a preference for outpatient ortho backgrounds. EMR usage and AI-assisted documentation are part of daily practice in this clinic group.

Qualifications

• Active California PTA license.
• Recent, ongoing manual therapy experience.
• Outpatient orthopedic and manual therapy backgrounds preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide one-on-one manual therapy sessions with patients.
• Work with patients for the first 30 minutes, then hand off to an aide for completion.
• Document in EMR and adapt to clinic workflows.

Skills

PTA license

Manual therapy

EMR with AI

Outpatient ortho

Tools

EMR system

AI-assisted documentation

Job description

Physical Therapist Assistant- Stanton, CA

Stanton, United States | Posted on 08/16/2026

• Salary $50 - $55 / hour ($100,000 - $110,000 / year
• City Stanton
• State/Province California
• Country United States

Job Description

About the Role

This outpatient orthopedic clinic group operates five locations across Orange County and LA County, and manual therapy is a core part of how patients are treated rather than an add-on to an exercise-based model.

You will work one-on-one with each patient for the first thirty minutes of the visit, then hand off to an aide who finishes the session. Patients are typically in clinic for about an hour total.

Location

Stanton, CA. Start timing is flexible, with no fixed target start date set yet.

Schedule

The clinic runs Monday through Friday, with hours as early as 7 AM and as late as 6 PM. A typical day is 7 AM to 4 PM or 8 AM to 5 PM, an eight-hour workday plus a one-hour lunch. The role is salaried, so there is some flexibility to stay a little later when needed to finish with patients.

Requirements

Candidates must hold an active California PTA license. There is no strict minimum years of experience; what matters most is recent, ongoing manual therapy experience rather than total years in the field. Manual therapy exposure that is years old, or that came only from school or from skilled nursing and home health settings, is not a fit.

Candidates should be comfortable adapting to the clinic's EMR, which includes AI-assisted documentation, and generally open to learning new technology and workflows. Outpatient orthopedic and manual therapy backgrounds are strongly preferred.

Interview Process

The process starts with a phone interview covering fit and background, followed by an in-person interview where manual therapy skills and patient interaction are assessed, along with a discussion of salary expectations. The client aims to respond to submitted candidates within 48 hours.

Team and Culture

Roughly 30 therapists work across the group's five locations at any given time. Team-building activities happen about weekly, and there are company-wide gatherings a few times a year, including a summer party and a Christmas party.

Compensation and Benefits

Pay is low $70s to low/mid $80s annually, plus a productivity bonus tied to patient volume.

Benefits include health insurance on a 50/50 employer-employee split through Anthem or Kaiser HMO/PPO plans with HSA and FSA options, employee-paid dental at roughly $20 to $40 per month through MetLife, and vision at roughly $20 per month through Anthem.

PTO starts at 10 days in year one and builds to a 15-day maximum by year three, alongside 5 sick days and 6 paid holidays: New Year's, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Continuing education is funded at about $1,000 per year, which includes $800 in cash plus a MedBridge subscription. There is also a 401(k) program and reimbursement for PTA license and CPR renewal.