Build a Physical Therapy Career Around Clinical Excellence, Mentorship, and Meaningful Patient Outcomes
You became a Physical Therapist to evaluate movement, solve meaningful problems, help people recover, and guide patients back to the activities that matter most to them.
At Magnolia Physical Therapy, you will practice in a therapist-owned outpatient clinic where clinical reasoning, individualized Physical Therapy, mentorship, and measurable patient outcomes remain at the center of your work.
You will have the opportunity to strengthen your orthopedic and manual therapy skills, learn directly from AAOMPT Fellows, and treat patients with the autonomy to make thoughtful clinical decisions.
Whether you are a new graduate Physical Therapist building your clinical foundation or an experienced PT looking for deeper professional growth, you will have the support, systems, and opportunities to keep becoming a stronger clinician.
Compensation and Benefits
- Base salary of $75,000 to $80,000 per year, based on experience.
- Performance bonus opportunities of $10,000 to $30,000 annually.
- Health insurance.
- Dental insurance.
- Vision insurance.
- 401(k) with employer match.
- Paid time off.
- Continuing education and certification support.
- Relocation assistance available.
- Monthly wellness perks and team incentives.
- Six complimentary Physical Therapy visits each year for you or your family.
- Structured mentorship from AAOMPT Fellows.
- AI-supported documentation tools designed to save time and reduce administrative burden.
- Ongoing clinical development for new graduate and experienced Physical Therapists.
Practice Physical Therapy With Mentorship That Actually Develops You
Great Physical Therapists continue growing throughout their careers.
At Magnolia, mentorship is built into the clinical environment.
You will have access to experienced clinicians and AAOMPT Fellows who can help you improve your clinical reasoning, manual therapy skills, treatment planning, and confidence managing more complex patients.
New graduate Physical Therapists receive structured support as they transition from school into independent clinical practice.
Experienced PTs can continue refining advanced skills, expanding clinical interests, and challenging themselves professionally.
Treat Patients With Clinical Autonomy
Your clinical judgment matters.
As a Physical Therapist at Magnolia, you will have the freedom to:
- Perform thorough Physical Therapy evaluations.
- Identify the movement limitations and contributing factors affecting recovery.
- Develop individualized plans of care.
- Adjust treatment based on patient response and measurable outcomes.
- Use manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, movement-based interventions, and progressive loading strategies.
- Collaborate with experienced Physical Therapists when you want another clinical perspective.
You will be trusted to think critically, make sound clinical decisions, and use your expertise to help patients make meaningful progress.
Provide Physical Therapy That Focuses on the Individual
Every patient brings a different injury, history, lifestyle, goal, and reason for wanting to get better.
Your role is to understand the person behind the diagnosis.
You will help patients:
- Reduce pain and improve mobility.
- Restore strength and function.
- Build confidence in movement.
- Recover from orthopedic injuries and conditions.
- Return to work, exercise, recreation, family activities, and daily life.
- Develop the strength and movement capacity needed for long-term success.
The goal is meaningful progress that patients can see and feel in their everyday lives.
Spend More Time Practicing Physical Therapy
Documentation should support excellent care without consuming your evenings.
Magnolia uses AI-supported documentation tools and efficient clinical systems designed to reduce unnecessary administrative work.
These systems help you spend more of your time focused on:
- Evaluating patients.
- Providing skilled Physical Therapy treatment.
- Educating patients.
- Progressing plans of care.
- Collaborating with other clinicians.
- Building strong therapeutic relationships.
What You Will Do as a Physical Therapist
- Perform comprehensive orthopedic Physical Therapy evaluations.
- Develop individualized, evidence-based plans of care.
- Use clinical reasoning to identify movement limitations and contributing factors.
- Provide manual therapy and hands-on treatment when clinically appropriate.
- Prescribe therapeutic exercise and progressive strengthening programs.
- Use movement-based interventions and progressive loading strategies.
- Educate patients about their condition, goals, treatment plan, and recovery process.
- Build strong patient relationships that support trust, consistency, and engagement.
- Monitor measurable outcomes and adjust treatment appropriately.
- Collaborate with other Physical Therapists on challenging cases.
- Document efficiently using technology designed to reduce unnecessary after-hours work.
- Help patients return to the activities that matter most with greater strength, mobility, confidence, and independence.
Build Stronger Clinical Reasoning
Great Physical Therapy requires more than following a protocol.
You will work in an environment where thoughtful evaluation, evidence-based decision-making, and individualized treatment planning are expected and supported.
You will have opportunities to discuss challenging cases, ask questions, receive feedback, and continue improving how you evaluate and treat patients.
Develop Advanced Manual Therapy Skills
If developing stronger hands-on clinical skills matters to you, you will have experienced mentors available to help.
Magnolia provides access to mentorship from AAOMPT Fellows who can help you improve your manual therapy application, clinical decision-making, and ability to determine when and how specific interventions should be used.
You will have the opportunity to continuously connect what you are learning with the patients you treat every day.
Keep Growing Throughout Your Physical Therapy Career
Your development does not stop once you become comfortable treating a caseload.
Magnolia supports Physical Therapists who want to continue advancing their careers.
Depending on your clinical interests, you may have opportunities to:
- Advance your orthopedic Physical Therapy skills.
- Develop deeper manual therapy expertise.
- Explore pelvic health.
- Expand into performance-based rehabilitation.
- Pursue advanced certifications.
- Continue your professional education.
- Take on greater clinical responsibility as you grow.
Your role can continue evolving as your experience, interests, and capabilities develop.
Join a Team That Takes Physical Therapy Seriously
You will work alongside clinicians who value quality care, accountability, collaboration, continued learning, and measurable patient outcomes.
Your clinical judgment is respected.
Your ideas are welcomed.
Your development is supported.
Your work directly impacts the people you treat.
Who We Are Looking For
- Licensed Physical Therapist or soon-to-be licensed Physical Therapist.
- New graduate and experienced Physical Therapists are encouraged to apply.
- Strong interest in orthopedic Physical Therapy and meaningful patient outcomes.
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
- Desire to improve clinical reasoning and treatment skills.
- Growth-minded, coachable, and committed to continued development.
- Interest in manual therapy, movement science, pelvic health, or performance-based rehabilitation is a plus.
- Someone who values mentorship, collaboration, accountability, and high-quality patient care.
Build the Next Stage of Your Physical Therapy Career at Magnolia
The clinic you choose can have a major impact on the Physical Therapist you become.
At Magnolia Physical Therapy, you will have the opportunity to strengthen your clinical skills, learn from experienced mentors, practice with autonomy, use better systems, and provide individualized Physical Therapy that creates meaningful outcomes.
If you are a new graduate looking for the right clinical foundation or an experienced Physical Therapist ready for a stronger environment to continue growing, we would like to meet you.
Apply today to begin a conversation about your Physical Therapy career with Magnolia Physical Therapy.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $75,000.00 - $80,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Continuing education credits
- Dental insurance
- Flexible schedule
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
License/Certification:
- Physical Therapy License (or eligible) (Required)
Work Location: In person
