PRN Outpatient Ortho PT - Flexible Hours

Results Physiotherapy; East Dickson (TN); On-site; USD 69,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive PRN pay: $50–$55 per hour

401k with company match

20% CEU discount on IAMT courses

Free Medbridge account

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Opportunity to transition to full-time

AI Documentation Scribe for real-time,

Supportive leadership and team

Job summary

Results Physiotherapy (Ascension - Saint Thomas), part of the Upstream Rehabilitation network, is seeking PRN Physical Therapists for outpatient orthopedics in Dickson, TN. You’ll focus on patient care, develop individualized plans, and deliver outcomes-driven therapy in a collaborative setting.

Join a team that supports growth with AI-driven documentation, CEU discounts, and a clear path to full- or part-time roles, while maintaining a strong patient-centered approach.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program (DPT, MPT, or equivalent).
• Active / pending Tennessee Physical Therapist license (or eligible).

Responsibilities

• Provide PRN coverage at a single location or float across nearby clinics.
• Develop individualized, evidence-based care plans for patients.
• Deliver high-quality, outcomes-driven therapy.
• Collaborate with peers in a team-focused environment.
• Build lasting connections with patients and local providers.
• Continue learning and growing through Upstream’s education programs.

Education

DPT, MPT, or equivalent

Tennessee Physical Therapist license (active or pending)

Job description

Results Physiotherapy (Ascension - Saint Thomas), part of the Upstream Rehabilitation network, is seeking PRN Physical Therapists for outpatient orthopedics in Dickson, TN. You’ll focus on patient care, develop individualized plans, and deliver outcomes-driven therapy in a collaborative setting.

Join a team that supports growth with AI-driven documentation, CEU discounts, and a clear path to full- or part-time roles, while maintaining a strong patient-centered approach.