Physical Therapist

Location:  Bellevue, WA (Factoria)

Salary Range : $90,000- $105,000 per year

Schedule:  Monday - Friday

Bonuses : Up to$10,000 Sign-on bonus (pending experience) and Production Bonus

Sports PT - Factoria  is a growing sports and orthopedic physical therapy clinic serving active adults and athletes in an athletic facility, movement-focused environment. We combine efficient systems with objective testing, progressive rehab, and hands-on care to deliver high-quality treatment in a collaborative, team-based setting.

At Sports Physical Therapy, you’ll join a collaborative, high‑energy team dedicated to exceptional care and continuous professional growth.

Your First 30–60 Days

• Structured onboarding with clear expectations

• Side-by-side treatment and case discussions with the Clinic Director

• Gradual ramp to full independence (no getting thrown into the deep end)

• Early focus on clinical reasoning, efficiency, and patient communication

What You Will Do

• Evaluate and treat orthopedic and sports-related conditions

• Coach patients through exercise, movement retraining, and progressive loading

• Use manual therapy when it meaningfully improves outcomes

• Make clinical decisions—not just follow protocols

• Document efficiently during the workday (no take-home notes)

Clinic Environment

• Open athletic facility, active care model (minimal passive modalities)

• Structured schedule designed for quality + efficiency

• Collaborative team with high standards and strong accountability

• Patient population: active adults, athletes, motivated individuals

Mentorship & Growth

• Direct access to Clinic Director for real-time feedback and case review

• Weekly or biweekly 1:1 check-ins focused on growth and performance

• Clear progression path: confidence → efficiency → autonomy

• Emphasis on clinical reasoning, not cookie-cutter care

• Licensed (or soon-to-be licensed) Physical Therapist in Washington State

• Strong communication skills and willingness to learn

• Interest in sports rehab, orthopedics, and active populations