Physical Therapist, PT

Inhometherapy; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

InHome Therapy is seeking passionate Physical Therapists in Houston, TX. This role offers the chance to make a significant impact in the lives of patients while enjoying flexible hours, competitive pay, and a supportive work environment. Join a therapist-centric organization dedicated to providing exceptional home healthcare.

Benefits

Competitive compensation

Flexible work hours

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

401(k)

PTO

Comprehensive training opportunities

Qualifications

• Current therapist license and CPR certificate are required.
• Completion of a program approved by the National Board for Certification in Physical Therapy.
• Proficient in technological devices/systems.

Responsibilities

• Build meaningful relationships with patients and maintain flexibility in schedule.
• Provide physical therapy in patients' homes and contribute to their care.

Skills

Excellent communication

Organizational skills

Time management

Technological proficiency

Education

License issued by The State of TX

CPR certificate

Completion of an accredited PT program

Job description

If you are a therapist, we want to meet you. If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of others, building meaningful patient relationships, maintaining your autonomy and flexibility in your schedule, and you meet the requirements outlined below, we encourage you to apply.

We are looking for Full-Time OR Part-Time OR PRN Physical Therapists in the Houston area! Specifically we're looking for a PT around Cypress, Copperfield, Fairfield, Tomball, Magnolia, Waller or surrounding areas!

Physical Therapist, PT opportunities with InHome Therapy offer the following benefits:

• Competitive compensation
• Flexible work hours where you create your own schedule
• Medical, dental, and vision benefits*
• Long-term disability and life insurance*
• 401(k)*
• PTO*
• Supplies, including a tablet with data plan
• Comprehensive training and shadowing opportunities
• Concierge-level clinical and administrative support
• Career advancement and professional development

Requirements:

• Successful completion of a program approved by the National Board for Certification in Physical Therapy
• Current therapist license issued by The State of TXand a current CPR certificate.
• Proficient in technological devices/systems such as tablets, e-mail, text messaging, and electronic documentation (we provide significant training as needed)
• Reliable transportation
• Excellent communication, flexibility, and professionalism
• Self-direction with a sense of team commitment
• Organizational and time-management skills
• Personal care component on a small percentage of patients

The InHome mission from day one was to build the most therapist-centric home care organization in the country. We exclusively hire, train, and support therapists and have therapists in all levels of leadership. Understanding the needs of a physical therapist is what sets InHome Therapy apart. Your expertise is providing excellent care to your patients — that’s what we want you to focus on.

Home healthcare is an integral part of the evolving healthcare landscape. By choosing to work in this setting, you can be at the forefront of innovation to help shape the future of healthcare and can work directly with patients in their own environment. This allows for a more personalized approach to physical therapy and enables you to see firsthand the impact of their interventions on patients' daily lives.

Apply today and someone from the team will reach out to you with more information about our organization and open positions.

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