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Contract With Us — 1099 / Independent Contractor

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One-on-one, in-home physical therapy in Florida — your schedule, your caseload, your coverage radius. Search open PT and PTA roles below by ZIP, city, or radius.

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Florida-licensed PTAs.

Mobile physical therapist treating a patient in their home in Florida.
Urgently hiring

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Patients in these Florida cities are waiting for a PTA. Applications here are reviewed first.

Open positions — 141 listed

Search open PT & PTA jobs in Florida

Filter by role, search by ZIP or city, and set a radius — the board shows the open positions inside your range. Click a card for the full job posting and to apply.

141 open jobs across Florida

Practice on your terms.

Three things shape every contract in our clinician network — and you’re in charge of all three.

Your schedule

Tell us your availability — days, time windows, weeks off — and we match you with nearby patients who fit them.

Your caseload

Choose your geography and how many visits you'll take each week. Scale up when you want more, scale down when you don't.

Your pay

Paid per visit. Add visits when it works for you; your pay scales with the work you accept.

Why PT Near Me is different

A focused caseload — and a clinical model built for in-home care.

Auto-accident & personal-injury patients in Florida

We work almost exclusively with patients hurt in motor-vehicle crashes — a population that benefits from early, hands-on, one-on-one care in their own home. Our clinicians see motivated patients who are early in recovery and ready to engage in a real plan of care.

One patient at a time, in their home

No overlapping appointments. No three-patients-an-hour productivity quotas. You arrive, you treat one person in their living room or kitchen, and you build real continuity of care across the full plan of care.

For most clinicians in our network, this is the practice model they always wanted — the clinical autonomy of cash pay, with the steady volume of an insurance-based clinic.

We’re contracting PTAs.

Every open role on this board is a Physical Therapist Assistant contract position. We are not posting Physical Therapist roles right now.

Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA)

You deliver skilled treatment under a PT-authored plan of care — therapeutic exercise, manual interventions, neuro re-ed, and patient education — and you communicate progress back to the supervising PT. PTAs are core to our model, not an afterthought.

See PTA openings →Apply as a PTA

Physical Therapists (PT)

We are not contracting Physical Therapists at the moment. A licensed PT still authors and supervises every plan of care in our model, so PT roles may open again as coverage expands. Florida-licensed PTs are welcome to join the network to hear about future openings first.

PT network details →

Built around in-home clinical work.

The reason clinicians burn out isn’t patients — it’s everything around the patient. Our model is built so you can focus on the visit in front of you.

Documentation tools

Note templates and a plan-of-care workflow available to contracted clinicians, built for in-home visits.

Clinical lead on call

A senior clinician available for consultation when you want a second set of eyes.

Coverage radius you control

You set the home base and the radius. We never assign visits outside your stated area.

What you need.

A short list. If these describe you, you’re a fit for our team.

  • Active Florida PT or PTA license in good standing.
  • Located in — or willing to serve — one of our Florida coverage areas.
  • Reliable transportation to reach patients in their homes.

Where we serve.

50+ Florida counties covered by Florida-licensed physical therapists — major metros and smaller communities alike. We’re actively expanding in Tampa Bay, Orlando, Palm Beach, Broward, and Hernando County; new clinicians help us deepen coverage in those markets first.

Check your areaSee coverage map

Counties served (sample)

  • Miami-Dade
  • Broward
  • Palm Beach
  • Orange
  • Hillsborough
  • Pinellas
  • Pasco
  • Polk
  • Lee
  • Collier
  • Brevard
  • Volusia
  • Duval
  • St. Johns
  • Marion
  • Alachua

What you get — so you can do the work you signed up for.

What you get
So you can
  • One patient per visit, in-home
    Be fully present — no double-booking, no waiting room.
  • Caseload built around your availability
    Practice on your terms, week by week.
  • True 1099 flexibility
    Take time off and design your own week.
  • Clinical autonomy across the full plan of care
    Treat thoughtfully and build real outcomes.

What affects your earnings.

Pay is per visit, and per-visit rates vary by region and visit type. Three things shape what a typical month looks like:

  • Visits per week

    You decide how many you'll take. More visits, more pay.

  • Your service radius

    A wider radius opens up more nearby patients.

  • Visit type & mix

    Evaluations and follow-up visits are billed differently.

Want specific rates for your county?

We share per-visit rates one-on-one so the numbers reflect your actual service area. Earnings vary and aren’t guaranteed.

Talk to our team about rates

Career insights.

Field notes on contracting with PT Near Me — caseload, scheduling, documentation, and what the day-to-day actually looks like.

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Physical therapist assistants in Florida earn a median of $72,530 a year — above the $68,380 national median — with top metros like Naples-Marco Island at $76,690, per BLS wage data published via O*NET.

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Designing Your Week as a 1099 PT: PRN, Part-Time, or a Full Caseload

One of the real advantages of contractor work is that you design the week — PRN, part-time around a W-2 role, or a full mobile caseload. Here's how each pattern actually looks for in-home PTs and PTAs.

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How to Become a Mobile PT or PTA in Florida

A step-by-step guide to becoming a mobile, in-home physical therapist or PTA in Florida — licensure with the Florida Board of Physical Therapy, the credentials you'll need to contract, and how to actually start taking visits.

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How 1099 Per-Visit Pay Works for In-Home Physical Therapists

1099 per-visit pay means you're paid for completed visits as an independent contractor — not for hours, not for productivity dashboards. Here's how it actually works for in-home PTs, including the tax and flexibility tradeoffs to understand before you sign.

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PT vs. PTA on an In-Home Auto-Injury Team: How the Roles Work Together

The PT writes the eval and plan of care; the PTA delivers ongoing treatment under that plan. In a mobile auto-injury setting, the partnership is closer and more efficient than most clinic models — here's how it actually works.

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What It's Like to Be a Mobile PT with PT Near Me

A realistic day-in-the-life of a Florida mobile physical therapist: 4–6 in-home visits, one-on-one care, post-MVA caseload, no productivity quotas, and the autonomy to actually treat.

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Frequently asked questions.

Is this a W-2 job or a 1099 contract?
Independent contractor (1099). You contract directly with PT Near Me and submit visits as a self-employed clinician — no employee benefits, but full flexibility over your schedule and caseload.
How does pay work?
Paid per completed visit. You set how many visits you want to take each week, and your pay scales with the work you accept. We discuss specific per-visit rates by region during your intake call.
Do you contract PTAs, or only PTs?
Both. Florida-licensed PTs evaluate patients and write the plan of care; Florida-licensed PTAs deliver skilled treatment under that plan. Both roles are core to the in-home model and both are welcome to apply.
What will my schedule look like?
You set your availability and how many visits per week you'll take. PTAs schedule visits directly with their own patients in their area, and follow the treatment plan written by the supervising PT.
What do PTAs need before starting?
An active Florida PTA license, your own professional liability insurance, an AHCA Level 2 background screening, and home health experience.
What area will I cover?
Around your home base, within a service radius you choose. We never assign visits outside your stated coverage area.
What clinical support do I get?
Note templates and a plan-of-care workflow available to contracted clinicians, built for in-home visits — and a senior clinician available for consultation when you want a second set of eyes.
How do I apply?
Fill out the short form on this page. Our team usually responds within one business day to set up a quick intake call.

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