Work-Life Balance: Consistent outpatient schedule (Monday-Friday) with early Friday finish; no on-call requirements
Desirable Practice/ Ideal Work Environment: Modern, newly built outpatient clinic with large gym space and access to a wellness center
Culture & Support: Collaborative, team-oriented environment working alongside a highly respected Physical Therapist with strong mentorship
Professional Growth Opportunities: Hands-on learning in a high-volume clinic with diverse patient populations including orthopedic and student athletes
Compensation & Benefits:
Competitive Compensation: $32-$35/hr based on experience
Sign-On Bonus: $5,000
Full Benefits: Full benefits with TCDRS retirement
Relocation Stipend: up to $3,000
Student Loan Repayment Assistance: up to $1,500
Qualifications:
Degree: Associate degree from an accredited Physical Therapist Assistant program
Licensure: Active Texas PTA license (or eligibility)
Skillset: Strong communication skills, ability to manage patient flow, and comfort in a fast-paced outpatient environment
Experience: Outpatient experience preferred; open to motivated new grads
About the Community
Lifestyle & Affordability: Highly affordable cost of living compared to surrounding areas. Housing is accessible and daily expenses are lower. The lifestyle is relaxed, with an emphasis on community connections, local events, and outdoor space.
Education: The independent school district with a focus on personalized education and community involvement. Class sizes allow for more direct engagement between students and educators.
Community Attributes: Historic downtown atmosphere, locally owned shops, strong community pride, seasonal festivals, and a welcoming environment. The area attracts those who value tradition and friendly neighbors.
Vibrant Lifestyle: Centered around community gatherings, local dining, antique shopping, and cultural events.