OrthoArizona·Chandler, Arizona
The Physical Therapy Assistant will be responsible for assisting in the development and implementation of physical therapy treatment plans, providing hands-on therapy as directed, and documenting patient progress. This role also involves assisting with patient education, home exercise programs, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals.
At OrthoArizona, we are bringing the best together. Our organization was created to help serve ALL orthopedic and podiatry needs throughout the Valley! We have a wide range of orthopedic surgeons and mid-level providers including physical and occupational therapists. Today we are one of Arizona’s largest privately owned and most comprehensive orthopedic practices with more than 75 locally and nationally renowned providers across 30 locations, in addition to 2 ambulatory surgical centers and in house state of the art MRI capabilities. At OrthoArizona we are committed to best-in-class patient care, being a pioneer in research and technology, and most importantly, rewarding and recognizing our employees.
As a
Physical
Therapy
Assistant with
OrthoArizona, you will get to:
Assist in the development and implementation of physical therapy treatment plans.
Provide hands-on therapy to patients as directed by the physical therapist.
Document patient progress and communicate with the physical therapist regarding treatment plans and progress.
Assist with patient education and home exercise programs.
Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.
Travel to different clinics and facilities as needed.
Candidates must possess an Associate degree from a Physical Therapy Assistant program and hold current state licensure as a Physical Therapy Assistant. A minimum of one year of experience in an outpatient orthopedic physical therapy setting is required, along with excellent communication skills and reliable transportation.
Market context
Physical Therapy Assistant openings in Arizona often draw steady interest because clinics, rehab centers, and home health teams need licensed support staff who can help patients follow treatment plans. This role is competitive for candidates who already hold a current Arizona license, BLS certification, and the physical stamina and communication skills needed for manual therapy and patient guarding. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your CAPTE-approved program background and license status before applying.
