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Henderson Group Recruiting is hiring: Physical Therapist (PT/DPT) in Pearland

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henderson group recruitingPearland (TX)

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Senior

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$90,000–$110,000 annually

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About the role

Physical Therapist (DPT Preferred) Outpatient Orthopedics | Balance & Vestibular | Pearland, TX
Salary: $90,000–$110,000 + Up to $5,000 in BonusesSchedule: Full-Time | Monday–Friday | No Weekends A brand-new outpatient physical therapy clinic is seeking an experienced Physical Therapist who wants more than just another staff PT position. This is an opportunity to become a foundational member of a growing practice where your clinical expertise, ideas, and leadership will directly influence the future of the clinic. Designed around evidence-based care, realistic scheduling, and therapist well-being, this practice allows clinicians to spend more time delivering exceptional patient care—not rushing through high-volume treatment schedules. If you're looking for autonomy, meaningful patient relationships, professional growth, and the chance to help shape a clinic, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for. Why You'll Love This Opportunity Quality over quantity: Provide individualized, one-on-one care with realistic caseloads of 10–12 patients per day, allowing you to focus on patient outcomes rather than productivity. Clinical autonomy with strong support: Enjoy the flexibility of a locally owned practice while benefiting from nationally recognized treatment systems, evidence-based rehabilitation resources, and ongoing continuing education. Leadership and career growth: Help shape a brand-new clinic with opportunities to mentor future clinicians, develop specialty programs, and grow into senior clinical or leadership roles as the practice expands.
Compensation & Benefits: $90,000–$110,000 annually (Salary-based, not productivity or visit-based)
Up to $3,000 annual performance incentive Potential $2,000 sign-on bonus $1,000 annually for CEUs, license renewal, and approved professional development Financial support may be available for specialty certifications that align with clinic growth 10 days of PTO annually Annual reviews for compensation and PTO based on performance and clinic growth What You'll Treat The clinic primarily serves adults and older adults (ages 12+) with a diverse outpatient caseload including: Orthopedic injuries Post-operative rehabilitation Balance and vestibular disorders Neurological conditions Chronic pain Mobility and strength deficits Fall prevention Pelvic health (not required - interest welcomed; training available)
What You'll Do: Perform comprehensive physical therapy evaluations Develop individualized evidence-based treatment plans Deliver hands-on outpatient rehabilitation services Educate patients on injury prevention, home exercise programs, balance, and fall prevention Monitor patient progress and modify treatment plans as appropriate Complete timely documentation using the PROMPT EMR system Collaborate with fellow clinicians to deliver exceptional patient outcomes Help establish a trusted reputation within the Pearland community through outstanding patient care
Qualifications: Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT preferred) or Master's in Physical Therapy from an accredited program Active Texas Physical Therapist license (or eligibility to obtain) Minimum of 1 year of outpatient clinical experience preferred Strong orthopedic experience preferred Interest in vestibular, balance, or geriatric rehabilitation (training available) Current CPR/BLS certification Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Collaborative mindset with a passion for delivering outstanding patient care Organized, self-motivated, and excited to help build a thriving outpatient practice

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