Build a PTA Career Where You Are Hands-On, Supported, and Still Growing
You became a Physical Therapist Assistant because you wanted to work directly with patients, help people make real progress, and be part of the reason they get back to doing what they love.
At Anchor Physical Therapy, PTAs are an important part of the clinical team.
You will work closely with Physical Therapists, stay actively involved in patient care, and use your skills every day to improve movement, restore function, build confidence, and help patients reach meaningful goals.
Whether you are a new graduate building your clinical confidence or an experienced PTA looking for a supportive long-term home, you will have mentorship, collaboration, and opportunities to keep developing.
Compensation and Benefits
- Salary: $47,840 to $62,320 per year
- Health insurance
- Paid Time Off
- Paid holidays
- Flexible scheduling options
- Continuing education support
- Structured mentorship and training
- Professional development opportunities
- Comprehensive onboarding program
- Collaborative clinical team environment
Be More Than Someone Who Runs Patients Through Exercises
Great PTA care requires more than following a treatment sheet.
You are paying attention to how the patient moves, how they respond, what is improving, and what needs to be communicated back to the Physical Therapist.
As a Physical Therapist Assistant, you will:
- Deliver skilled treatment interventions under the direction of the Physical Therapist
- Guide patients through therapeutic exercise and movement progressions
- Help patients improve strength, mobility, function, and confidence
- Monitor how patients respond throughout each session
- Communicate meaningful changes and observations to the supervising PT
- Reinforce treatment goals and patient education
- Keep patients engaged and motivated throughout recovery
- Build strong relationships with the people you treat
- Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation
Your work directly contributes to the progress patients make between evaluation and discharge.
Work Closely With Physical Therapists Who Value Your Input
Strong patient outcomes come from a team that communicates well.
At Anchor Physical Therapy, you will work alongside Physical Therapists who value collaboration and understand how important a skilled PTA is to the patient experience.
You will have opportunities to:
- Communicate patient progress directly with Physical Therapists
- Share changes in symptoms, movement, and treatment response
- Collaborate on appropriate treatment progression
- Participate in clinical conversations
- Ask questions and learn from experienced clinicians
- Contribute ideas that improve the patient experience
- Help create consistent, high-quality care throughout the plan of care
Keep Building Your Skills as a PTA
Getting your license should be the beginning of your development, not the end of it.
Anchor Physical Therapy supports continued clinical growth through:
- Structured mentorship
- Hands-on clinical training
- Real-time coaching and feedback
- Collaborative case discussions
- Continuing education support
- Professional development opportunities
- Ongoing support as your clinical confidence grows
You will have experienced clinicians around you who can answer questions, help you think through patient presentations, and support your continued development.
New Graduate PTAs Are Welcome
Your first PTA position can shape the kind of clinician you become.
We want new graduates to have the support to build confidence without feeling like they have to figure everything out alone.
New graduate support includes:
- Comprehensive onboarding
- Structured mentorship from experienced clinicians
- Hands-on training
- Regular coaching and feedback
- Close collaboration with Physical Therapists
- Gradual caseload development
- Ongoing clinical guidance as your skills develop
You will have the opportunity to learn while still taking an active role in patient care.
Experienced PTAs Can Keep Growing Too
If you already have experience, we want you to be able to use it.
Experienced Physical Therapist Assistants will have opportunities to:
- Take an active role in patient progression
- Use your experience and clinical observations within the care team
- Continue strengthening your clinical skills
- Pursue professional development opportunities
- Support newer clinicians and team members
- Contribute ideas that improve the patient experience
- Grow alongside Anchor Physical Therapy
Your experience should give you room to contribute more, not leave you feeling stuck doing the same thing year after year.
Build Relationships That Make the Work Meaningful
As a PTA, you often spend significant time helping patients through the hardest part of their recovery.
You see the small wins.
You help them through frustrating days.
You watch their strength, mobility, and confidence come back.
At Anchor Physical Therapy, you will have the opportunity to build real relationships with patients while helping them see and feel their progress.
That connection is an important part of the care we provide.
Build a Sustainable PTA Career
You should be able to enjoy the work you do and still have a life outside of the clinic.
Anchor Physical Therapy supports a sustainable career through:
- Flexible scheduling options
- Predictable clinic workflow
- Organized clinical operations
- Supportive teamwork
- Work-life balance
- Continued professional growth
- A strong focus on quality patient care
Who We Are Looking For
We are looking for a PTA who takes pride in helping patients make progress and wants to continue growing as a clinician.
You may be a great fit if you are:
- A licensed Physical Therapist Assistant or eligible for licensure in Colorado
- Passionate about hands-on patient care
- Motivated by helping people improve movement and function
- A strong communicator with patients and Physical Therapists
- Comfortable collaborating closely with a clinical team
- Attentive to patient response and progression
- Growth-minded and open to coaching
- Detail-oriented with clinical documentation
- Excited to build meaningful patient relationships
- A new graduate ready to learn or an experienced PTA looking for your next long-term opportunity
Build a PTA Career You Can Be Proud Of
You worked hard to become a Physical Therapist Assistant.
Your next clinic should give you the opportunity to use your skills, stay connected to patient progress, keep developing professionally, and feel like an important part of the clinical team.
At Anchor Physical Therapy, you can work alongside collaborative Physical Therapists, build strong patient relationships, strengthen your clinical skills, and help patients achieve outcomes that make a real difference in their lives.
If you are looking for a PTA career with hands-on patient care, mentorship, collaboration, and room to keep growing, apply today.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $47,840.00 - $62,320.00 per year
Benefits:
- Continuing education credits
- Health insurance
- Opportunities for advancement
- Paid time off
License/Certification:
- Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (Required)
Work Location: In person
