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Connecticut Physical Therapy Specialists in Granby, CT is hiring a Staff Physical Therapist to help patients improve mobility, restore function, and regain confidence within a collaborative care team.
You will evaluate musculoskeletal, neurological, and orthopedic patients, develop individualized treatment plans, deliver hands-on care, and teach home exercise programs, while using Prompt EMR and digital tools to support high-quality outcomes.
At Connecticut Physical Therapy Specialists, we believe exceptional patient care starts with exceptional clinicians. We're hiring for a Staff Physical Therapist job in Granby, CT, and we're looking for someone who is passionate about evidence-based care, meaningful patient relationships, and continuous professional growth. In this role, you'll help people improve mobility, restore function, and regain confidence while working alongside colleagues who value collaboration, integrity, accountability, and clinical excellence. Whether you're an experienced outpatient therapist or a newer clinician with strong clinical preparation, you'll find opportunities to expand your skills and build a rewarding long-term career.
Every patient brings a unique story, and your clinical expertise will play an important role in helping them return to the activities that matter most. You\'ll evaluate individuals with musculoskeletal, neurological, and orthopedic conditions using comprehensive assessments that include strength, mobility, motor control, and cardiopulmonary function. Using those findings, you\'ll develop individualized treatment plans that evolve as patients progress toward their goals.
Your work will combine thoughtful clinical decision-making with hands-on care. Treatment approaches may include manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, functional training, patient education, and instruction in the appropriate use of assistive devices. You\'ll also develop home exercise programs that empower patients to continue making progress outside the clinic while supporting long-term outcomes.
Collaboration is central to how we care for patients. You\'ll work closely with physicians and interdisciplinary providers to coordinate treatment and ensure continuity of care. Beyond direct patient care, you\'ll have opportunities to contribute to staff education, community outreach, research initiatives, or program development based on your interests. Therapists who enjoy leadership may also pursue opportunities to support quality improvement and clinical guidance as they grow within the organization.
We\'re looking for someone who values lifelong learning, communicates with professionalism and compassion, and is comfortable using electronic medical records and digital tools to support efficient, high-quality care. If you enjoy working in an environment where mentorship, accountability, and professional development are part of everyday practice, you\'ll feel right at home with Connecticut Physical Therapy Specialists.
Compensation:If you\'re looking for a place where collaboration, mentorship, and clinical excellence are part of everyday practice, we encourage you to explore this opportunity. You\'ll join a team that values thoughtful patient care while supporting your continued professional development and long-term success. The full job description and Quick Apply for this Staff Physical Therapist opening in Granby, CT are below. It takes less than 60 seconds — no account required!
Graduate of a CAPTE-accredited Physical Therapy programCurrent Connecticut Physical Therapist license in good standing (or eligible at time of hire)Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or equivalent entry-level degree (BSPT/MSPT accepted if licensed)Current CPR/BLS certification (American Heart Association or equivalent)Demonstrated knowledge of orthopedic, neurological, and musculoskeletal rehabilitationProficiency with electronic medical records (Prompt EMR or equivalent preferred)Strong documentation skills compliant with CMS and state regulationsAbility to perform the physical demands of patient care, including standing, lifting, and transferring patientsEffective communication and interpersonal skillsPreferred: 1–2 years of outpatient orthopedic experience; new graduates with strong clinical affiliations will be consideredPreferred advanced training or certifications in manual therapy, orthopedics, Redcord, Sahrmann MSI, or Anatomy Trains conceptsInterest in continuing education, research, teaching, or community outreachCommitment to Connecticut Department of Public Health licensure requirements, ethical practice, and lifelong learning