DUAL PRIVATE PRACTICE WELLNESS CENTER: Physical Therapist – 1:1 / Medicare Part B + Ortho Sports Performance Opportunity / AI NOTES

Lake Mary, FL $48 -$60 per hour | Flexible Part-Time or Full Time

Transitions Longevity Solutions (TLS), located within Transitions Physical Therapy & Wellness Center in Lake Mary, is expanding. We provide 60-minute, one-on-one outpatient care to active Medicare Part B adults who value strength, independence, and longevity. This is not a high-volume, double-booked model.

We are seeking an experienced Physical Therapist to help lead and grow our active aging division.

What Makes This Role Different

• 1:1 visits, no double booking, Medicare all 60- minute visits
• 2–3 day/week schedule, flexible scheduling or Full-time if your experienced in higher-level orthopedics, sports performance, or with advance certifications that match the needs of our private side
• AI-assisted documentation platform to reduce charting burden
• Private practice autonomy within a wellness-based environment

Primary Clinical Focus

• Active adults (Medicare Part B)
• Orthopedic and post-operative care
• Strength preservation and functional longevity
• Return to golf, fitness, running and travel activities

This role is ideal for a PT who:

• Understands Medicare Part B requirements
• Values clinical reasoning over high-volume productivity
• Prefers quality of care over quantity of visits

Qualifications

• Active Florida PT license
• Outpatient orthopedic experience
• Experience with Medicare documentation
• Manual therapy skills, dry needling or advanced certifications considered for cash pay private side

Practice Environment

• Private, clinician-owned practices
• Embedded within wellness center
• Collaborative culture
• Wellness center also has personal training, laser therapy, corporate wellness, massage, BHRT, women's health

Compensation

• Hourly for part time or pay per visit model
• Full Time Hourly base + performance bonus structure

If you are an experienced PT seeking a sustainable outpatient model focused on active aging rather than volume metrics, we would welcome a conversation.