Doctors of Physical Therapy·Odessa, Texas
Conduct comprehensive musculoskeletal evaluations and develop personalized treatment plans. Collaborate with the team to provide cohesive patient care and maintain accurate documentation.
We”re hiring!!
We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate, preferably full time, physical therapist and a licensed PTA to join our highly experienced healthcare team comprised of OT, PT, pool, large fully equipped gym, cutting edge technology, plenty of private treatment rooms, a work simulation area and much more.
The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in general orthopedic care and enjoy working free of drama with a fabulous and highly skilled support team.
Great opportunity for a new grad or seasoned therapist with mentorship from our senior staff if desired as well as a personal PTA teammate to work with in a family atmosphere.
Salary commensurate with experience, periodic bonuses, sign on bonus, free exercise membership, 401k plan, dental, vision, medical benefits, approved continuing education expenses, approved relocation expenses, professional organization fees, paid time off, seven paid holidays plus accrued vacation/sick time, and license renewal fees paid by employer. .
Conduct comprehensive musculoskeletal evaluations; Develop and implement personalized treatment plans based on the assessment, goals and progress; Provide hands-on therapy; collaborate with team to provide cohesive patient care; maintain accurate and timely documentation of patient treatments and progress; Support all ages of acute and chronic patient care with innovative and progressive regimens. If you are ready to join our exciting team, please submit your resume to physicaltherapy@odessapt.com or call 432 366 9541. You are also welcome to come by and visit or tour the facility. Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8AM to 5PM
The ideal candidate should have a strong background in general orthopedic care. New graduates are welcome, and mentorship is available from senior staff.
Market context
In Texas, physical therapist and physical therapy assistant roles are commonly sought in outpatient, school, and rehab settings, especially when candidates bring general orthopedic care experience. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for strong patient-handling skills, adaptability, and readiness to work with varied caseloads; new graduates may still be considered when mentorship is available. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then compare the orthopedic focus, mentorship, and listed benefits against your current licensure and experience.
