Location & Practice Overview

The position is located in Fort Worth, Texas, and operates within TMC’s model of delivering therapy services directly to long-term care providers.

City / State Fort Worth, Texas
Practice Model Contract therapy supporting long-term care facilities
Care Environment On-site at partner skilled nursing and related long-term care settings
Service Line Physical therapy within a multi-discipline therapy provider
Delivery Format Facility-based rather than freestanding outpatient clinic

Responsibilities

  • Perform comprehensive clinical examinations and diagnostic testing to identify impairments and functional limitations.
  • Create and carry out individualized treatment plans using therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, modalities, and patient education.
  • Apply hands-on techniques such as joint mobilization, soft tissue mobilization, and manual stretching.
  • Lead functional mobility training, gait training, and activities of daily living retraining.
  • Select and adjust treatment modalities while monitoring patient response.
  • Document clinical findings and progress as part of the treatment process.

Qualifications & Requirements

Only the credentials listed in the posting are required for consideration.

Degree
Degree from an accredited Physical Therapy program
State License
Current license or certification in the state of practice (Texas)
Eligibility
Ability to practice under the applicable Texas physical therapy regulations

Compensation & Benefits

Pay is provided on an hourly basis for PRN work. The employer lists the following confirmed items related to compensation and team support.

  • Compensation: $50–$60 per hour
  • Internal growth and leadership opportunities
  • Mental wellbeing support program

Schedule & Work Environment

Status PRN
Scheduling Approach Flexible scheduling
Work Location Type On-site at long-term care partner facilities
Coverage Style As-needed shifts supporting facility therapy needs
Environment Long-term care and skilled nursing settings

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

Therapists serve individuals receiving care from long-term care providers, focusing on those with physical limitations or injuries that affect function and mobility.

Population Residents and patients under long-term care providers
Clinical Needs Physical limitations, injuries, and functional deficits
Setting Type Long-term care facilities
Encounter Context Facility-based rehabilitation encounters

Clinical Focus & Key Services

Clinical work centers on restoring function, alleviating pain, and improving mobility through assessment-driven physical therapy services.

Primary Clinical Aim Restoration of function and reduction of pain
Assessment Services Identification of impairments and functional limitations
Intervention Focus Therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and modalities
Functional Services Mobility training, gait training, and ADL retraining
Education Component Patient education integrated into treatment plans

Role Highlights

The role is structured as PRN coverage within a contract therapy company that serves long-term care providers rather than operating its own outpatient clinics.

  • PRN employment model with flexible scheduling
  • Placement inside long-term care partner facilities through a contract therapy structure
  • Part of a multi-discipline therapy organization that also provides occupational and speech therapy

About TMC

TMC is a privately owned contract therapy company founded in 1995. It provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy services to long-term care providers, skilled nursing facilities, senior living communities, and other healthcare organizations. The company operates across more than 25 states, including Texas, and maintains its headquarters in Homosassa, Florida.

Ownership Privately owned
Year Founded 1995
Services Offered Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
States Served More than 25, including Texas
Headquarters Homosassa, Florida

Frequently Asked Questions

What employment type is listed for this physical therapist role?
The position is posted as PRN.
What educational credential is required?
A degree from an accredited Physical Therapy program is required.
Is a Texas license needed?
Yes. Current license or certification in the state of practice is required.
What scheduling feature is mentioned?
Flexible scheduling is listed among the items provided by the employer.
Does the employer list any growth-related opportunities?
Internal growth and leadership opportunities are listed.
Is any wellbeing support mentioned?
A mental wellbeing support program is listed.

Physical Therapist - PRN in Fort Worth, TX

This Physical Therapist - PRN opening in Fort Worth, Texas, is offered by TMC for work with long-term care providers. The role centers on assessing individuals with physical limitations or injuries, developing treatment plans, and delivering interventions that restore function, reduce pain, and improve mobility. Core clinical activities include comprehensive examination, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy techniques such as joint and soft tissue mobilization, modality application, gait training, and activities of daily living retraining. Candidates must hold a degree from an accredited physical therapy program and a current Texas physical therapist license. Compensation is $50–$60 per hour under a PRN arrangement that includes flexible scheduling. Additional listed items are internal growth and leadership opportunities along with a mental wellbeing support program. The position places therapists on-site within partner long-term care settings as part of TMC’s contract therapy services.

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