Licensed PT / Physical Therapist

Restore Strength Where It Matters Most — at Home
A Full-Time Home Health PT Opportunity Where Clinical Expertise Meets Personal Purpose

In a place where country roads stretch wide beneath painted skies, where every mile leads not to traffic—but to someone’s front door—you’ll find a different kind of physical therapy career. One that doesn’t happen in a clinic, but in the quiet, lived-in spaces where recovery becomes real.

Here in the gently rolling hills of rural central Ohio, our patients open their doors to more than a provider—they open them to trust, to hope, and to a path back to independence. As a full-time Physical Therapist in our Home Health department, you’ll carry your skills not just in a treatment plan, but in the way you listen, the way you empower, and the way you walk alongside each patient on their journey back to strength.

If you’ve been longing for work that makes a visible, tangible difference—and a lifestyle that offers balance and belonging—this may be exactly where you’re meant to be.

The Power of Movement, the Meaning of Home

Each morning, you’ll begin not in a hospital hallway, but on the road—traveling from home to home, helping patients regain their footing in the places they love most. These are people recovering from surgery, injury, illness, or chronic conditions—and their greatest desire is often the simplest one: to move again with confidence, dignity, and autonomy.

In this role, you’ll conduct in-home evaluations, assess mobility and strength, and design personalized physical therapy plans aligned with physician guidance. You’ll direct treatment, educate families and caregivers, and provide insight on therapeutic equipment and assistive devices. Whether you’re retraining gait patterns, refining range of motion, or coaching someone through stairs for the first time post-injury, your impact will be immediate and profound.

You’ll document clearly and efficiently, communicate fluidly with the full care team, and guide other home health professionals toward a unified plan of care. You’ll also supervise Physical Therapy Assistants with purpose and mentorship—ensuring high standards, consistency, and compassion in every visit, even when you’re not the one making it.

This is a role where you’ll lead—but you’ll also listen. And that, more than anything, is what changes lives.

The Region: A Slower Pace, A Fuller Life

When your shift ends, the pace doesn’t just slow—it steadies. This part of Ohio offers the kind of life that many professionals dream of but rarely find: calm, connected, and deeply rooted in community.

You might spend your evenings walking through tree-lined neighborhoods where kids ride bikes until dusk. Or visit a local greenhouse to pick fresh produce for dinner. You could bike along a converted rail trail that winds past farmland and forest—or simply sit beneath a starlit sky in a backyard that actually gets dark enough to see the stars.

Weekends here are full of local festivals, small-town diners, antique shops, and riverfront trails. There’s no rush hour. No honking horns. Just space to breathe, and a community that still believes in waving hello and holding the door open.

And when you crave a little more buzz, you’re not far from the city. You’ll have easy access to the dining, culture, and amenities of nearby metro areas—without the stress, cost, or congestion.

What We’re Looking For

To thrive in this role, you’ll need a strong foundation in clinical skill, a deep respect for patient-centered care, and the adaptability to meet each client where they are—literally and emotionally.

You’ll need a Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Physical Therapy from an accredited program, along with an active Ohio PT license and current CPR certification. A valid driver’s license and proof of auto insurance are required, as you’ll be traveling to patients’ homes each day.

Experience in home health or community-based rehab is preferred, but we welcome strong clinicians from all settings who bring compassion, integrity, and curiosity to their work.

You should be confident with functional evaluations, plan-of-care development, documentation systems (including OASIS), and interdisciplinary communication. You should also be comfortable supervising Physical Therapy Assistants and coordinating with RNs, aides, and case managers for seamless patient outcomes.

Most of all, you should believe that recovery isn’t just physical—it’s personal. And that your role, in someone’s home, can be one of the most powerful parts of that recovery.

What You’ll Gain in Return

In recognition of your talent and commitment, we’re offering a $20,000 sign-on bonus with a two-year contract—a tangible investment in your career and the difference you’ll make.

You’ll work full-time, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, with occasional holiday call coverage. You’ll receive a robust benefits package including health, dental, and vision insurance, generous PTO, a retirement savings plan with employer match, and ongoing educational support.

But the greatest benefit of all? A sense of belonging—to a workplace where your presence is valued, your growth is nurtured, and your impact is undeniable.

The Work You’re Meant For Is Right Here

This isn’t just a physical therapy job. It’s a calling—a chance to help people rebuild their lives, one movement at a time, in the comfort and familiarity of their own homes.

If you’re ready to leave behind the assembly-line feel of outpatient care and rediscover the heart of why you became a therapist in the first place, we’d love to meet you.

Apply today and join a team that sees your work not just as a service—but as a gift.