Physical Therapist – Outpatient Sports Medicine

Posted 4 days ago

elios healthcareBluffton (SC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000 - $100,000

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About the role

Physical Therapist – Outpatient Sports MedicineA top-tier outpatient orthopedic clinic is hiring a Physical Therapist in Bluffton, SC.What makes us unique? The caseload stays in your lane: musculoskeletal, sports medicine, and post-surgical work, split about 50/50 between surgical and non-surgical, treating everything from ankle to neck. Each day brings about 11 patients in 40-minute slots, with no double-booking. Bonuses are tied to quality of care, not volume. Subspecialty-trained surgeons work next door, and the EMR gives you their imaging, surgical photos, and full operative notes, so you're learning straight from the surgical side. Continuing education happens in-house, taught by onsite instructors There's an active pipeline for OCS, CHT, and fellowship training. Education and growth:$2,000 a year in CEU allowance Med Bridge access, including the full HEP library and the OCS prep program 5 paid training days, separate from your PTOAn annual in-house masterclass Monthly internal CE rounds
Schedule: We off 5 8 hour shifts or 4 10 hour shifts No weekends, no holidays Early shift and late shift available for those night owls and earlier risers.
Compensation and benefits: $80,000 - $100,000+A sign-on bonus up to $5,000, plus relocation assistance up to $5,000A quarterly performance bonus based on quality of care, not volume 401(k) with about 4.5% employer funding every year, whether or not you contribute Accrued PTO, 8 holidays, and 5 separate CE days Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
Requirements: A DPT, MPT, or BSPT from an accredited programA Georgia PT license, or eligibility for one (new grads can start under a contingent offer with a rehab-aide bridge while licensure finalizes)Current CPR certificationA genuine commitment to outpatient orthopedics New graduates, experienced PTs, and candidates open to relocating are all encouraged to apply.

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