U.S. Physical Therapy carries a Seen Grade of 75/100, with an average wait of about 10 days to hear back and a 25% ghost rate. Here's what applicants report.
Publicly-traded operator of roughly 800 outpatient PT clinics run as local partnerships. The interview is described as easy and quick (about a week), rated 64% positive; typically a phone screen then an in-person with a clinic PT or manager. Culture reviews are mixed: many call it an easygoing family-type environment, but others cite low pay, thin benefits and high, unrealistic documentation-productivity standards that make the work stressful. Reported average time to first response is about 10 days. Applicants report roughly 2 interview round(s).
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