Physical Therapist - Outpatient Adult

The Outpatient Physical Therapist at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital provides individualized care to adult patients with a wide range of needs, from sports injuries to neurological conditions. This role involves evaluating patients, developing personalized treatment plans, and providing one-on-one therapy to improve mobility, strength, and overall function.

The Physical Therapist also collaborates with other healthcare professionals, educates patients and families, and supports continuity of care through ongoing assessments and treatment planning.

MedStar Health

is a

great place to work and grow your career

. We provide a supportive and inclusive work environment, comprehensive health and wellness benefits, generous PTO, tuition assistance, retirement plans, and many other benefits focused on your wellbeing.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in physical therapy.
• Physical Therapist Current D.C (District of Columbia) license or qualified candidate for D.C. license as a Physical Therapist
• D.C. License, be eligible for a reciprocity license, or apply to sit for the board examination.
• BLS (Basic Life Support)

About MedStar Health

MedStar Health is dedicated to providing the highest quality care for people in Maryland and the Washington, D.C., region, while advancing the practice of medicine through education, innovation, and research.

Our team of 33,000 includes physicians, nurses, residents, fellows, and many other clinical and non-clinical associates working in a variety of settings across our health system, including 10 hospitals and more than 300 community-based locations, the largest home health provider in the region, and highly respected institutes dedicated to research and innovation.

As the medical education and clinical partner of Georgetown University for more than 20 years, MedStar Health is dedicated not only to teaching the next generation of doctors, but also to the continuing education, professional development, and personal fulfillment of our whole team. Together, we use the best of our minds and the best of our hearts to serve our patients, those who care for them, and our communities.

It’s how we treat people.