Physical Therapist (Independent Contractor, Flexible Schedule) - Greater Seattle Region

Overview

Physical Therapist (Independent Contractor, Flexible Schedule) – Greater Seattle Region. Outpatient physical therapy services provided to patients in their homes. Flexible scheduling and autonomy to fit your lifestyle, with technology-driven support and equitable compensation.

Job Description

We are looking for experienced and collaborative physical therapists to provide outpatient PT services to patients in their homes in YOUR geographical location. This is outpatient therapy delivered to the patient's home, NOT typical home health. The role focuses on helping others while leveraging technology, community, and fair compensation.

We offer prn, part-time, and full-time caseload opportunities. For therapists interested in replacing income with Luna, competitive pay and incentives include a $3,000 signing bonus paid in 6 months and access to additional benefits.

Responsibilities

• Provide outpatient physical therapy services to patients in their homes within the assigned geographic area.
• Utilize Luna platform for documentation, safety features, and patient management.
• Coordinate scheduling and logistics to match patient needs and therapist availability.
• Support patient safety and proper billing processes related to home-based PT.
• Deliver care that emphasizes autonomy, flexibility, and patient-centered outcomes.

Job Requirements

• State-specific PT license
• Reliable personal transportation for therapists practicing outside city centers
• 1+ years of experience
• Liability insurance
• CPR/BLS

Compensation & Benefits

• Base pay range: $75.00/hr - $82.00/hr
• Incentives: free Con-Ed and a $3,000 signing bonus paid in 6 months
• Regular bonuses and instant payment; concierge service and technology focused on therapist well-being
• Flexible scheduling and work-life balance

Job Types

• Part-time
• Contract
• Per diem
• Full-time

Note: This description preserves the original role and requirements while removing non-relevant boilerplate and duplicates. It remains focused on responsibilities and qualifications for the Physical Therapist position.