OverviewPhysical TherapistEnjoy a lower cost of living while you pay off your student loans with our support! Up to a $10K Sign on bonusMountain Home, ID - located in southwest Idaho about
45 miles southeast of Boise. It sits at roughly
3,150 feet elevation on the high desert, with a semi-arid climate-hot, dry summers and cold but generally mild winters compared to northern Idaho.
What we offer: - Student loan repayment through our Unsaddl program for eligible clinicians
- Benefits include generous paid time off, medical, dental, vision, disability, and 401(K) with a 4% employer match.
- A care model designed to support quality outcomes and efficiency.
- AI clinical documentation support, built to significantly reduce after hours charting - so work stays at work.
- Structured mentorship and career development.
- Industry-leading continuing education through Evidence in Motion (EIM) including , and board certification support.
- Multiple career pathways: clinical excellence, hybrid roles, and leadership.
Responsibilities- Applying your clinical reasoning to assess movement dysfunction and identify underlying causes through patient history and physical examination.
- Collaboratively developing and adjusting evidence-based plans of care that reflect each patient's goals, needs, and lifestyle.
- Delivering skilled interventions, including therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education, and modalities, to improve function and reduce pain.
- Tracking meaningful patient outcomes and adjusting your approach based on progress and clinical presentation.
- Serving as a trusted resource and advocate for your patients throughout their recovery journey.
Qualifications- Licensed Physical Therapist (or ability to obtain licensure in the state of Idaho)
- Passion for evidence-based, patient centered care
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AboutCompensation-
Compensation: $95,000 - $105,000 + inclusive of productivity incentives. Benefits include generous paid time off, medical, dental, vision, disability, and 401(K) with a 4% employer match.
