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Arizona Physical Therapy Careers

Physical Therapist & PTA Jobs in Arizona.

Find a clinic where the schedule lets you do your best work.

We recruit physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and clinic directors for outpatient clinics and orthopedic groups across Arizona, from the East and West Valley to Tucson, Florence and Flagstaff. The open roles below show their posted pay.

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Open PT and PTA roles in Arizona

Every role here is with an Arizona employer we recruit for. Tap Quick apply, and a HealthOp recruiter will follow up with you directly.

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Posted pay in our current searches

Physical Therapist Assistant
$55,000 to $70,000 a year
Physical Therapist
$80,000 to $110,000 a year
Physical Therapist - Clinical Director
$115,000 to $125,000 a year

The pay posted on the Arizona jobs we are recruiting for, as of October 30, 2026.

Beyond The Job Description

We find out what the job is really like before you interview.

In physical therapy, a job post rarely tells you what decides whether you stay: how many patients you see each hour, when your notes get done, and whether the productivity targets are realistic.

We ask those questions before we bring you a role, so you can compare clinics on the things that matter.

Patients per Hour

One patient at a time, or two or three at once?

Documentation Time

Is time for notes scheduled, or taken home?

Productivity Targets

Are the visit targets and bonuses realistic?

Room to Grow

Is there mentorship, and a path to clinic director?

Settings we recruit for. Outpatient physical therapy clinics, multi-clinic PT groups, and orthopedic and neurology practices.

Physical therapy roles we recruit for

For clinics across Arizona, from new graduates to clinic leaders.

  • Physical therapists

    Licensed PTs for outpatient, orthopedic and post-surgical caseloads, including new graduates.

  • Physical therapist assistants

    PTAs who work alongside PTs to move patients through their plans of care.

  • Clinic directors and managers

    Physical therapists who run a clinic while still treating patients.

The Search Partnership

A personal approach to finding your next clinic.

We get to know what you want from your next role, do the legwork, and introduce you to clinics that fit.

  • 01

    Understanding Your Goals

    We start by listening: the patients you want to treat, the pace you can sustain, and how far you are willing to drive.

  • 02

    Finding the Right Match

    We look across the Arizona clinics we work with, including roles you will not find on job boards.

  • 03

    Warm Introductions

    We share your background with clinic leaders who fit what you are looking for, and only with your OK.

  • 04

    Navigating the Details

    From base pay and productivity bonuses to continuing education, we help you understand the offer before you accept.

Questions physical therapists and PTAs ask

What do physical therapists and PTAs earn in Phoenix?

In the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler area, physical therapists earned an average of $108,050 a year and physical therapist assistants $65,220, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics figures for May 2025.

Each open role on this page shows the pay its employer posted.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. Checked October 2026.

Is Arizona part of the PT Compact?

Yes. Arizona is a member of the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact and both issues and accepts compact privileges, so a physical therapist or PTA licensed in another member state can apply for the privilege to practice here.

Source: Physical Therapy Compact Commission, member map, and Arizona Revised Statutes 32-2053. Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.

Do PTAs need a license in Arizona?

Yes. Arizona licenses physical therapist assistants. An applicant must graduate from an accredited PTA program, pass the national exam and Arizona's jurisprudence exam, and hold a fingerprint clearance card.

Source: Arizona Revised Statutes 32-2022. Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.

Do you place new graduates?

Yes. Some of the Arizona clinics we recruit for hire new graduate physical therapists and PTAs, and we ask each one how new graduates are trained and supported before we bring you the role.

Does it cost me anything?

No. As a candidate, there is no cost to you.

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