Floating Per Diem Physical Therapist

Shrewsbury, MA
Part Time
Clinical Services
Mid Level

At Concierge Physical Therapy, our Per Diem Floating Physical Therapists play an essential role in maintaining exceptional patient care across our growing network of clinics. This position is ideal for clinicians who enjoy variety, flexibility, and collaborating with multiple teams while delivering the same high-quality, one-on-one care our patients expect.

You'll provide coverage for vacations, leaves of absence, new clinic launches, schedule fluctuations, and periods of increased patient demand while helping maintain consistency in the patient experience across all Concierge PT locations.

What You'll Do

As a Floating Per Diem Physical Therapist, you will:

  • Evaluate and treat orthopedic patients using evidence-based, individualized treatment plans.
  • Deliver Concierge PT's signature one-on-one patient care model with no double-booking.
  • Float between clinic locations based on business needs and your availability.
  • Build rapport quickly with patients and clinic teams to provide a seamless experience.
  • Maintain accurate, timely documentation within Prompt EMR.
  • Collaborate with Clinic Directors, Physical Therapist Assistants, Front Desk Ambassadors, and rehabilitation aides to ensure exceptional communication and continuity of care.
  • Support newly opened clinics during growth periods and assist with maintaining patient access across the organization.
  • Educate patients on their diagnosis, treatment plan, home exercise program, and long-term wellness strategies.
  • Promote outstanding customer service by creating a welcoming, personalized experience for every patient.
  • Contribute to a positive clinic culture and model Concierge PT's values wherever you practice.

What Makes This Role Different

This isn't just a "fill-in" position. You'll become part of a collaborative clinical team that values mentorship, autonomy, and outstanding patient outcomes. Every clinic follows the same philosophy while maintaining its own personality, giving you the opportunity to work with multiple teams, learn different leadership styles, and make a meaningful impact across the organization.

Whether you're helping launch a new clinic, covering for a teammate, or supporting seasonal demand, you'll play a key role in helping patients continue their care without interruption.

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from an accredited program.
  • Current Massachusetts Physical Therapist license in good standing.
  • Current CPR certification.
  • Ability to travel between Concierge PT clinic locations.
  • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
  • Comfortable adapting quickly to different clinic environments.
  • Strong clinical reasoning and evidence-based practice.
  • Outpatient orthopedic experience preferred.
  • New graduates with strong clinical affiliations are encouraged to apply.

Schedule

  • Per diem/as-needed.
  • Flexible scheduling based on your availability and clinic needs.
  • Opportunities for weekday, evening, and occasional Saturday coverage as available.

Why Concierge Physical Therapy?

At Concierge PT, we believe clinicians deserve to practice physical therapy the way it was meant to be.

You'll enjoy:

  • One-on-one patient care.
  • Clinical autonomy with collaborative support.
  • Modern outpatient orthopedic environment.
  • Flexible scheduling.
  • Opportunity to work across multiple high-performing clinics.
  • Exposure to specialty programs and experienced clinicians.
  • Ability to support exciting new clinic openings throughout Massachusetts.

Our Mission

We exist to improve the lives of our patients through exceptional care, meaningful relationships, and an unmatched patient experience. Every member of our team contributes to creating a five-star experience that keeps patients engaged, progressing, and excited to return.

If you're looking for flexibility without sacrificing clinical quality or culture, we'd love to meet you.

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