EmpowerMe Wellness·Colorado Springs, Colorado
Provide physical therapy and wellness services to older adults while conducting assessments and creating personalized care plans. Coordinate care through wellness check-ins, caregiver communication, and collaborative team efforts to maximize resident independence.
Bonus Opportunity This position is eligible for a $2,000 Tuition Reimbursement Bonus designed to help offset student loan/education costs and support your transition into the role.
This isn’t therapy as usual – it’s therapy reimagined.
At EmpowerMe Wellness, our therapists don’t just treat patients — they become the heartbeat of EmpowerMe 360, our integrated model of care.
EmpowerMe 360 connects therapy, wellness, and medical providers into one seamless experience for residents.
As part of this program, you’ll be the trusted guide for seniors, helping them live stronger, safer, and more independent lives.
Your Impact = Residents’ Independence Every time you help a resident move with confidence, reduce a fall risk, or master a daily task, you’ll see the power of EmpowerMe 360 in action.
What You’ll Bring to EmpowerMe Current professional license in your therapy discipline (PT, PTA, OT, COTA, or SLP) Passion for empowering seniors to live their best lives Strong clinical skills with a collaborative spirit Love for teamwork, connection, and being visible in your community Apply Now Bring your skills, your passion, and your heart to EmpowerMe Wellness. About EmpowerMe Wellness EmpowerMe Wellness is an integrated healthcare company partnering with senior living communities nationwide. Through our EmpowerMe 360 program, we bring together therapy, pharmacy, and medical care to help residents live stronger, safer, and more independent lives. Guided by our mission of improving the lives of seniors and the communities they call home, our therapists are at the heart of this purpose — delivering care with meaning, building trusted relationships, and shaping the future of senior wellness every day. $47.00 - $55.00 per hour
Candidates must hold a current professional license in their therapy discipline such as PT, PTA, OT, COTA, or SLP. A passion for senior care and strong clinical skills are required for this role.
Market context
In Colorado, licensed physical therapist care coordination roles typically draw steady demand in senior care settings, where employers look for clinicians who can manage patient needs across disciplines. These positions are competitive because they require an active therapy license, strong clinical judgment, and a clear commitment to older-adult care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm how your PT background aligns with care coordination responsibilities before applying.