Physical Therapist

What We Offer :

Physical Therapist (Outpatient) – Full-Time

Wilmington, NC | Scotts Hill Medical Center

Start Your PT Career Strong—or Take It to the Next Level.

Whether you’re a new graduate ready to make your mark or an experienced therapist looking for a purpose-driven team, this is your chance to grow with one of the region’s most respected healthcare providers. Join a collaborative outpatient rehab team where your work directly supports recovery, function, and quality of life for every patient.

Why This Role?

Up to $18,000 Sign-On Bonus (for eligible external candidates)

Qualifies for Novant Health’s Career Ladder Program

Access to Continuing Education Funds through our Professional Development Program

Supportive Team Culture in a Leading Inpatient Rehab Setting

New Grads Welcome to apply

Incentive Pay included for qualifying float assignments

Provides the opportunity to work in different settings / locations across the Novant system.

Schedule- Mon-Fri; 8a-5p No weekends or Holidays

What We're Looking For :

What You’ll Need :

Education :

Bachelor’s degree –

Required

Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program

Licensure :

Active Physical Therapy license in North Carolina –

Required

Passion. Purpose. Path Forward.

At Novant Health, you’ll find a workplace where your voice matters, your growth is supported, and your career has purpose. Join a team where therapy changes lives - starting with yours.

Apply today and discover what’s possible when you bring your talent to our team.

What You'll Do : Your Role & Impact :

As a

Physical Therapist

you’ll work closely with an interdisciplinary team to provide hands-on, personalized rehab that helps patients regain mobility, strength, and independence.

Evaluate and treat patients with a wide range of diagnoses and acuity levels

Develop individualized treatment plans that align with patient goals

Educate patients and caregivers on exercises, techniques, and recovery strategy

Play a key role in delivering compassionate, evidence-based therapy