Sports & Orthopedic Physical Therapist

You Are: • A physical therapist who enjoys helping active people and athletes return to the activities they love • Collaborative, communicative, and comfortable working in an ego-free team • Confident using clinical reasoning, creativity, and independence to provide excellent care • Interested in sports medicine, community involvement, and professional growth • Licensed or license-eligible as a physical therapist in California About Us: We're an established, independent sports physical therapy practice in San Francisco's Financial District. For more than 35 years, the practice has helped people move from pain and limitation to strength, performance, and active independence. Our patients include runners, ultrarunners, triathletes, swimmers, cyclists, soccer and tennis athletes, and active adults. Therapists practice independently within a highly collaborative environment and work closely with referring physicians. Each full-time therapist typically sees 12–14 patients per day and works with a designated physical therapy aide. What You'll Do • Evaluate and treat orthopedic and sports-related conditions • Build individualized plans that connect rehabilitation with each patient's activities and performance goals • Direct and collaborate with your designated physical therapy aide • Communicate with referring physicians and collaborate with the clinical team • Participate in monthly clinical and administrative in-services • Contribute to community education, injury-prevention, and performance programs What We Offer • Starting salary of $95,000–$120,000, based on experience • Potential path to clinic ownership • Student-loan repayment support • Continuing-education support • Opportunity to join the Team USA Sports Medicine Network • Opportunity to participate in San Francisco's Women's Health Hub • Support building relationships with local teams and sports medicine providers • Race-entry reimbursement • Monthly staff education and guest lectures from physicians Our Core Values: • Quality Care – Provide excellent, goal-oriented care centered on each patient • Teamwork – Communicate openly and help one another succeed • Education – Keep learning and share knowledge with patients, colleagues, and the community • Independence & Creativity – Use sound judgment and individual strengths to solve problems • Excellence – Hold clinical work and patient outcomes to a high standard • Community – Participate in the active communities we serve