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Physical Therapist / PT Inpatient and Outpatient DPT

Boise, ID
$89,273 - $105,817 a year

Start date:

18 Sep 2026

Job Type:

Full Time

Job Details

Shape the Future of Recovery in One of the West's Most Exciting Cities: Inpatient and Outpatient Physical Therapist Opportunity in Boise, Idaho

 

Overview

 

Imagine starting your morning with a view of the Boise foothills, a coffee in hand, knowing that the work waiting for you will genuinely change someone's life. What if each shift brought a patient one step closer to standing on their own, returning home, or reclaiming a life they feared was gone? That's not a fantasy — that's the everyday reality of being a Physical Therapist on our team in Boise, Idaho.

 

We're searching for a driven, compassionate, and clinically sharp DPT-prepared Physical Therapist to join a multidisciplinary care environment that values both your expertise and your humanity. Whether you thrive in the energy of an inpatient unit or the relationship-building rhythm of outpatient care, this role offers depth, variety, and a community that will remind you why you chose this profession in the first place.

 

Description

  • Conduct thorough patient evaluations across inpatient and outpatient settings, crafting individualized plans of care tailored to each person's goals and clinical needs
  • Deliver hands-on therapeutic interventions targeting functional mobility, muscular strength, coordination, and balance restoration
  • Work shoulder-to-shoulder with physicians, nurses, case managers, and fellow rehabilitation specialists to build seamless, patient-centered care pathways
  • Guide patients and their loved ones through discharge goals, home exercise programming, and self-management strategies
  • Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation in compliance with facility protocols and applicable regulatory standards
  • Engage actively in interdisciplinary team rounds and care conferences to advocate for patients and align on treatment priorities

 

Education

  • Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) or equivalent degree earned from an accredited institution

 

Certifications

  • Active Physical Therapist licensure in the state of Idaho (or eligibility to obtain)
  • CPR certification preferred
  • Additional specialty certifications in areas such as neurological rehab, orthopedics, or geriatrics are welcomed but not required

 

Skills

  • Prior clinical experience strongly preferred, though motivated new graduates are encouraged to apply
  • Demonstrated ability to manage patients presenting with complex medical histories and functional limitations
  • Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, both with patients and across care teams
  • Proficiency with electronic health records and digital documentation platforms

 

Benefits

  • A highly competitive compensation package that rewards your clinical value
  • Full benefits suite covering medical, dental, and vision for you and your family
  • Continuing education reimbursement and support for professional licensure renewal
  • Generous paid time off with scheduling flexibility built to support real work-life balance
  • A team culture rooted in mentorship, mutual respect, and meaningful clinical growth

 

What Your Days Will Look Like

 

No two patients arrive the same way, and no two days will feel identical. One morning you might be guiding a post-surgical patient through their first cautious steps, and by afternoon, you're coaching a stroke survivor through the hard-won milestones of relearning balance and coordination. Every interaction carries weight — and every breakthrough belongs to you as much as it does to your patient.

 

This is high-impact, hands-on clinical work at its finest. You'll assess, strategize, treat, and adapt — continuously evolving your approach as each patient's condition changes. You'll be an indispensable voice in discharge planning conversations and a trusted presence during some of the most vulnerable chapters of your patients' lives. The role asks a lot of you. It also gives a great deal back.

 

Why Boise, Idaho Will Capture Your Heart

 

There's a reason people who move to Boise tend to stay. Tucked against the western edge of the Rocky Mountains, this city has quietly evolved into one of the most livable, lovable metro areas in the entire country — and those who discover it rarely look back.

 

Boise is where the outdoors aren't a weekend escape — they're a way of life woven into the fabric of every day. The Boise River Greenbelt winds for miles through the heart of the city, drawing cyclists, runners, and kayakers into a daily ritual of movement and fresh air. World-class ski resorts sit less than an hour away, and during summer months, the high desert blooms with hiking trails, whitewater stretches, and wide-open skies that seem to go on forever.

 

But Boise isn't just an outdoor playground. Its downtown pulses with a vibrant food scene — think farm-to-table dining, craft breweries, and a thriving Saturday farmers market that feels like a neighborhood celebration. A burgeoning arts district, a beloved minor league baseball team, and a calendar packed with festivals and live events give the city an energy that surprises first-time visitors and holds loyal residents close.

 

For healthcare professionals weighing a move, the math is compelling. Idaho has no state income tax on wages, the cost of living remains remarkably accessible compared to many Western metros, and the local housing market — while growing — still offers options that larger cities can no longer match. Top-rated schools, safe neighborhoods, and a genuine sense of community make this a place where families plant roots and thrive.

 

Boise isn't just a backdrop for your career — it's a place where your whole life gets better.

 

The Kind of Person We're Looking For

 

You believe that movement is one of the most powerful medicines in existence. You understand that patience is a clinical skill, that meeting a patient where they are is the foundation of every successful treatment plan, and that this work is as much about presence as it is about protocol.

 

We're looking for a Physical Therapist who brings both clinical confidence and emotional depth — someone who can navigate complex cases while still holding space for the human story at the center of each one. Whether you're a seasoned clinician ready for a fresh start or a newer DPT eager to grow in a supportive environment, what matters most is your commitment to evidence-based, patient-first care.

 

Take the Next Step — Literally and Professionally

 

This is more than a position to fill. It's an invitation to build something meaningful — a career with depth, a life with balance, and a community worth belonging to. As a Physical Therapist in Boise, Idaho, you'll find yourself surrounded by clinicians who care deeply, a workplace culture that lifts you up, and a city that fuels your energy long after the workday ends.

 

If you're ready to help others move forward — and take your own career in a bold new direction — we're ready to meet you. Let's build something great together.

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