Therapy - PT

Cynet Health; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 72,000 - 96,000; Part time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Therapy - PT for outpatient care in Kentucky. This contract role offers 36–40 hours weekly with potential to float between clinics. You will manage pelvic health, ortho, post‑op care, vestibular rehab, and gait/balance cases while maintaining productivity and patient flow.

New grads are not accepted, but first-time travelers are welcome. A valid state physical therapy license is required to join the team.

Qualifications

• Outpatient experience preferred.
• New graduates not accepted.
• First-time travelers accepted.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a productivity expectation of ~60 visits per week.
• See 12–14 patients per day.
• Potentially float to other clinics; efforts to keep you in one location.
• Overtime requires director approval before hours worked.
• Treat pelvic health, general orthopedics, post‑op care, vestibular rehab and gait/balance issues.

Skills

Outpatient experience

Orthopedic care

Gait and balance

Vestibular rehabilitation

Post-operative care

Travel-friendly

Education

Physical Therapy license

Job description

Therapy - PT

Profession: Therapy

Specialty: Outpatient

Duration: Contract

Shift: Varied

Hours per Shift: 36-40 guaranteed

Experience: Outpatient experience preferred; New graduates not accepted; First-time travelers accepted

License: Valid state license required

Certifications: Relevant certifications in physical therapy

Must-Have:

Outpatient experience is preferred.New graduates will not be accepted.First-time travelers are welcome.

Description:This position guarantees 36 hours per week with the possibility of working up to 40 hours.Overtime must be approved by the director before any hours are worked.The role may require floating to other clinics, but efforts will be made to keep the clinician in one location.The patient population includes pelvic health, general orthopedics, post-op care, vestibular rehabilitation, and gait/balance issues.The productivity expectation is to complete 60 visits per week.Clinicians will see 12-14 patients per day.Double-booking of follow-up visits is expected.