Physical Therapist - New Grads Welcome!

Northborough, MA
Full Time
Clinician - Physical Therapist
Entry Level

Physical Therapist — Outpatient

$90,000–$110,000+ Base Salary | $10,000 Sign-On Bonus

Hiring in Hopkinton, Northborough, Shrewsbury, Southborough, and Sutton, MA, with Natick opening November 30.

Build a Career That Grows With You

You’ve worked hard to become a skilled clinician. Your next role should give you the time, support, and opportunity to keep getting better.

At Concierge Physical Therapy, you’ll deliver individualized care, collaborate with teammates who invest in your success, and help patients get back to what matters most to them. That might mean returning to a sport, keeping up with their children, or reaching high enough to put the star on the Christmas tree.

We’re looking for Physical Therapists who take pride in their care, contribute to their team, and want a voice in a growing practice. Whether you want to deepen your clinical expertise, mentor future clinicians, build a specialty program, or explore leadership, there is room to build your path at CPT.

A Practice Built by Physical Therapists

CPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy-owned outpatient practice founded by Sean and Brooke Lordan. Our vision—10 clinics in 10 years—creates opportunities for clinicians to grow alongside the organization.

Our values guide how we work every day: Positive Attitude, Customer Service, Teamwork, and Excellence. We call it our Green Culture: showing up prepared, communicating respectfully, supporting teammates, taking ownership, and recognizing the moments that move patients and colleagues forward.

We also believe the patient experience starts before treatment begins. From a welcoming space to thoughtful communication, our attention to all five senses helps patients feel comfortable, confident, and cared for.

The Support to Do Your Best Work

  • One-hour evaluations, always

  • No double-booking expectations

  • Approximately 12 patient visits per day on average

  • Protected mentorship time built into your schedule for clinical questions, case collaboration, feedback, and skill development

  • Dedicated documentation time, with the goal of minimizing take-home work

  • Cutting-edge technology designed to make your job easier, streamline workflows, and support efficient documentation and patient care

  • Dedicated support staff

  • Clinical autonomy in treatment planning and decision-making

  • Collaboration with clinic leaders and clinicians across CPT

  • Extensive onboarding, role-specific training, and ongoing development

Extensive Training. Unlimited Continuing Education.

Your development deserves more than an annual allowance. At CPT, we invest in your growth with dedicated time, structured learning, and opportunities to put new skills into practice.

You’ll have access to:

  • Unlimited CEUs through continuing education reimbursement, with no annual cap

  • Protected mentorship time to learn, ask questions, and work through clinical challenges

  • Extensive onboarding and ongoing training through Trainual, hands-on learning, and clinical collaboration

  • Residency, board certification, and specialty certification support

  • CPT LAB clinical education and quarterly guest lecturers

  • Clinical Excellence and leadership development pathways

  • Opportunities to learn from clinicians across locations and specialties

  • Opportunities to develop and lead specialty programs

As your interests and experience develop, you can also mentor new graduates, serve as a Clinical Instructor, lead an in-service, support university partnerships, or participate in community education.

You can build a meaningful career through clinical expertise, leadership, or a combination of both.

Our clinical interests and growth areas include orthopedics, sports medicine, running performance, vestibular rehabilitation, concussion management, pelvic health, neurology, pediatrics, and golf performance.

What You’ll Do

  • Evaluate and treat patients using evidence-based interventions and sound clinical judgment.

  • Build individualized plans of care around meaningful patient goals.

  • Help patients understand their treatment, recognize progress, and stay engaged in their recovery.

  • Complete timely, accurate documentation in Prompt EMR.

  • Use available technology to simplify daily workflows and support patient care.

  • Collaborate with teammates, referring providers, and other healthcare professionals.

  • Take ownership of patient outcomes, communication, and follow-through.

  • Participate in team huddles, mentorship, clinical learning, and quality improvement.

  • Contribute to a welcoming, professional clinic environment.

  • Pursue mentorship, education, specialty development, or leadership opportunities aligned with your goals.

Compensation and Benefits

  • $90,000–$110,000+ base salary, based on experience and qualifications

  • $10,000 sign-on bonus

  • Monthly and quarterly bonus opportunities

  • Student loan reimbursement

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance

  • 401(k) with company match

  • Paid time off, paid holidays, and dedicated sick time

  • License reimbursement

  • Unlimited continuing education reimbursement—no annual cap

  • Protected mentorship and dedicated documentation time

  • Extensive clinical training and professional development

  • Residency and specialty certification support

  • Relocation assistance

  • Flexible scheduling options

  • Clinical and leadership growth opportunities

What You Bring

  • A degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program

  • A current Massachusetts Physical Therapy license or eligibility to obtain licensure before starting

  • Outpatient experience; one or more years preferred

  • Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach

  • A commitment to patient-centered care, professional accountability, and continued learning

  • Interest in contributing to a team and helping others succeed

Advanced training and specialty certifications are welcome. We also value clinicians who are ready to develop a specialty with the right support.

Find Your Next Step at CPT

If you want to deliver excellent care, keep developing your skills, and help shape a growing practice, we’d like to meet you.

Apply today to explore opportunities across our Massachusetts clinics.

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