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Physical Therapist cover letter example

This page shows a full Physical Therapist cover letter, marked up with what a hiring manager reads each paragraph for.

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The letter

A physical therapist cover letter, marked up.

Dear Mr. Easley,

I am applying for the Physical Therapist position at Harpeth Valley Physical Therapy. I see eleven to thirteen patients a day in outpatient orthopedics, weighted toward post-operative knee and shoulder, and I supervise assistants across two sites.

I built the return-to-sport testing battery our clinic now uses before clearing an athlete, which replaced a decision that had been made mostly on time since surgery. It also gave the referring surgeons something to read, which is why referrals held through a staffing change.

Your posting describes a second location opening with one therapist and two assistants. Supervision across sites is workable, but only when the schedule leaves room to be physically present at both, which is the arrangement I would want to agree in advance.

I hold a Tennessee Physical Therapist license, Orthopaedic Certified Specialist certification, and dry needling certification.

I would like to hear how the two sites would be scheduled and what the referral mix looks like at the new location. I am glad to meet whenever suits you.

Sincerely, Renee Coleman

Before you send it

What healthcare hiring managers look for

An outpatient clinic hiring a Physical Therapist reads for daily visit volume, case mix, and whether you supervise assistants. Anything you built that the clinic still uses carries the most weight.

There are 18,415 open Physical Therapist roles, concentrated in New York.

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Common questions

Writing a physical therapist cover letter.

Your daily visit volume, your case mix, and any protocol you built. Open Physical Therapist roles on the board right now: 18,415.

It is the first thing an outpatient clinic wants. A Physical Therapist seeing eleven to thirteen a day is describing a workload the reader can immediately picture.

Yes, since plan of care oversight is a licensing matter as much as a staffing one. A Physical Therapist in New York who has supervised across sites has done the harder version of it.