In Motion O.C.·Irvine, California
Provide cutting-edge physical therapy care to patients within a high-energy clinic environment. Focus on making a positive difference in the lives of patients while upholding the company's core values of excellence and integrity.
In Motion O.C. opened in late 2003 by Jeff and Natalie Thomas, PT, DPT with a vision to create cutting edge care with a cutting edge customer experience, and to lead the industry in both categories. In Motion O.C. is the #1 PT clinic in the nation per Yelp.
In Motion O.C. is a company where you know that your work matters – where we make a difference in the lives of everyone who walks through our doors. We are growing rapidly in size and in our following. There is an amazing energy that is palpable.
Our Core Values are 1)Integrity, 2)Caring Environment, 3)Positive Attitude, 4)Growth, 5)Teamwork and 6)Excellence.
We take these 6 values very seriously.
Our culture means the world to us.
Each amazing member of our team are all caring, energetic, engaged, positive, hard working, motivated, friendly and enthusiastic.
Yes, the standards are high!
But the reward is greater! You will be part of a highly engaged team of life changers. You'll be paid well and treated even better. We want you on our team!
The candidate should be an entry-level professional who is caring, energetic, and motivated. High standards of performance and a positive attitude are required to fit the team culture.
Market context
Physical therapist openings in California are typically driven by ongoing demand in hospitals, outpatient clinics, schools, and rehab settings, where candidates need to work confidently across age groups and support pain reduction and functional recovery. These roles are competitive because employers usually look for an active California PT license, current BLS certification, and clear experience helping patients improve mobility and quality of life. Before applying, confirm your license and BLS status, and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare the role against the original job description.
