Rehab Advantage And Sports Medicine·Youngstown, Ohio
The Doctor of Physical Therapy will evaluate and treat patients by developing individualized plans of care to improve mobility and function. They are also responsible for collaborating with medical staff and maintaining accurate clinical documentation.
💰 Make $80K–$100K as a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Part-Time | Ohio Correctional Facilities (CoreCivic)
📍 Locations: Lake Erie Correctional Institution – Conneaut, OH Northeast Ohio Correctional Center (NEOCC) – Youngstown, OH
Tired of Home Health and an Inconsistent Patient Load?
👉 See more patients in less time and make more $ per hour 👉 No excessive driving, cancellations, or gaps in your day
Rehab Advantage & Sports Medicine is seeking a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) to provide services within CoreCivic facilities in Ohio. This role typically follows a 3-day per week schedule, giving you both flexibility and consistency.
💵 Compensation & Benefits
💰 $80,000–$100,000 earning potential 📈 Competitive per-patient rate 🕒 Consistent 3x/week schedule 📅 Flexible part-time structure 🔁 Reliable, predictable patient flow ⚖️ Excellent work-life balance
****There currently 30 visit/wk already established on this caseload and will increase when therapist is on-site*******
✔️ Evaluate and treat patients with individualized plans of care ✔️ Improve mobility, function, and quality of life ✔️ Collaborate with medical and facility staff ✔️ Maintain accurate documentation and comply with guidelines
🎓 Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree 📄 Active Ohio PT license in good standing 🧠 Strong clinical and documentation skills ❤️ Commitment to patient-centered care
With 24+ years of experience, Rehab Advantage & Sports Medicine delivers high-quality rehab services across multiple states. We’ve proudly served correctional facilities for nearly two decades—offering clinicians stability, support, and growth.
john@rehabandsportspt.com
Candidates must hold a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree and possess an active Ohio PT license in good standing. Strong clinical and documentation skills are required for this role.
Market context
Doctor of Physical Therapy roles in Ohio are typically driven by steady demand for licensed rehabilitation care across outpatient, hospital, and community settings. These positions are competitive because employers look for a DPT, an active Ohio PT license in good standing, and strong clinical and documentation skills, while the schedule and patient flow can be important differentiators. If you are considering applying, confirm your Ohio licensure status and tailor your resume to show documentation accuracy and patient-care experience; the requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description to save research time.
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