A Side Of Physical Therapy You Probably Haven’t Seen
Most PTs only experience one version of this profession — outpatient clinics, insurance driven care, packed schedules, and taking documentation home.
But that’s not the only way to practice.
Who These Roles Are For
These positions are ideal for physical therapists who are:
Looking for more structured, predictable schedules
Burnt out from insurance-driven outpatient care
Interested in a different pace and environment
Open to exploring alternatives to traditional clinic work
Our clinicians work as part of established healthcare teams serving public-sector populations.
There are clinical PT jobs most therapists never hear about.
Many clinicians don’t leave PT because they hate treating — they leave because salary growth stalls.
There are full-time clinical PT roles inside government healthcare facilities across Texas that most therapists never hear about.
Current placements typically range $55–$70 per hour depending on location and experience (≈ $114k–$145k annual equivalent).
What This Looks Like In Practice
W-2 roles (not 1099)
Full-time opportunities when available
Structured schedules based on facility needs
Placement based on your preferences and availability
These are contracted roles within public facilities—not direct government positions. Not outpatient. Not travel PT. Something different.
Who Is This For
Good fit if:
You want to stay clinical
You want better earning potential without owning a clinic
You prefer predictable hours
You plan to practice in Texas
Not ideal if:
You want commission-style income
You want sports performance practice
You want PRN scheduling freedom
Current Openings
Our roles are contract-based and awarded by government agencies. Open positions vary based on location, facility needs, and contract timing.
We are continuously building a bench of clinicians interested in future government PT opportunities.
Join the PT Bench
If you are interested in being considered for upcoming government physical therapy roles, we invite you to submit your information. This is an interest form to learn about future roles — not a job application.
Many clinicians start here simply to:
Understand how these roles work
See how compensation compares
Decide if it’s something they’d ever consider
If something comes up that fits your:
Location
Availability
Experience
— we’ll reach out with details.
No pressure. No obligation. Just options.
Questions?
If you have questions about government PT roles or our employment model, feel free to contact us directly.
Email: matias@ep-pt.com
Phone: 612-470-8618