Description

FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers — SeaTac, WA

Physical Therapist | Sign-On Bonus Available

Kent / SeaTac, WA   |   Full-Time   |   Flexible Schedule Options Available   |   $115,000 – $125,000 base + performance incentives

FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers is opening a new outpatient clinic in SeaTac focused on quality care, realistic caseloads, and strong clinical support. We are looking for a PT who wants stability now, with the opportunity to grow professionally as the clinic grows.

This is a one-on-one care model. 

Benefits

•   Competitive salary: $115,000 – $125,000 base, based on experience
•     Performance-based incentive opportunities as the clinic grows
•     Sign-on bonus available for the right candidate
•     Time to treat patients effectively — manageable caseload + AI-assisted documentation means your evenings and weekends are yours again
•     Flexible scheduling options — standard Mon–Fri or 4x10 arrangements available for the right candidate
•     No weekends — ever
•     Health insurance coverage provided
•     401(k) retirement plan/Profit Sharing
•     Paid time off and paid holidays
•     CEU reimbursement + access to FYZICAL College specialty training in balance, vestibular, and orthopedic rehabilitation
•     Mentorship and leadership path — guidance available, grow into a Clinical Director role if and when you want to
•     The best of both worlds: small clinic feel with big brand backing — family-like environment, no HR red tape, no bureaucracy, your voice matters — paired with            cutting-edge equipment and the systems of a nationally recognized brand
•     Freedom without bureaucracy — quick decisions, open-door leadership, flexible arrangements without jumping through hoops

 POSITION OVERVIEW 
This role blends hands-on outpatient patient care with clinical leadership. You will help establish best practices, support a collaborative patient-first environment, and continue doing what you do best — treating patients — while also having a voice in how the clinic is built, how care is delivered, and how the team develops.

You will not be doing this alone. As a locally owned FYZICAL clinic, you will have access to national systems, training, and clinical resources to support your success from day one.

REQUIREMENTS 

•    Active Washington State Physical Therapist license, or PT Compact privilege (required prior to start)
•     Minimum 1 year of outpatient clinical experience — ability to manage a full caseload independently from day one with support from Fyzical Corporate
•     Passionate about patient-centered outpatient care
•     Enjoys collaboration and building a small strong team culture
•     Entrepreneurial mindset is a plus — but heart for patients always comes first

WHY FYZICAL 
FYZICAL is a nationally recognized physical therapy brand with a specialty focus in balance, vestibular, orthopedic, and wellness care. As a FYZICAL clinician, you benefit from proven clinical protocols, FYZICAL College specialty training programs, and a one-on-one care model built around quality over volume.

This clinic is independently owned and operated — which means you get the support structure and resources of a national brand paired with the flexibility and culture of a locally run practice. No corporate layers. No black-box decision making. An owner who is present, accessible, and invested in making sure you have what you need.

Want to see what FYZICAL looks like? Watch our 60-second clinic overview here.

If this sounds like the right fit, we would love to hear from you.

Apply with your resume and a brief note on what draws you to this role.

FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers — Kent / SeaTac, WA  

Requirements

Clinical Care 
    Perform comprehensive evaluations and deliver individualized, evidence-based treatment plans

    Treat orthopedic, neurological, vestibular, balance, and post-injury patients in a one-on-one care model

    Focus on outcomes, patient experience, and clinical excellence

    Complete accurate, timely documentation — supported by AI-assisted tools that keep charting at work, not at home

    Educate patients and caregivers on treatment plans, home exercise programs, and injury prevention

    Work with one patient at a time not multiple