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How much do part time physical therapy writing jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 4, 2026, the average hourly pay for part time physical therapy writing in the United States is $31.95, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $26.92 and $35.58 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Part Time Physical Therapy Writing vs Part Time Occupational Therapy Writing?

AspectPart Time Physical Therapy WritingPart Time Occupational Therapy Writing
CredentialsPT license, writing experienceOT license, writing experience
Work EnvironmentRemote, healthcare-focusedRemote, healthcare-focused
Industry UsageUsed by PT clinics, healthcare providersUsed by OT clinics, healthcare providers

Both roles involve creating medical documentation and reports, requiring relevant licensure and healthcare knowledge. The main difference lies in the specific therapy discipline—physical therapy versus occupational therapy—each with its own certifications and clinical focus. Both roles are typically remote and serve similar healthcare industry clients, making them comparable in work environment and employer usage.

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Part-time

Posted 20 days ago


Job description

Now Hiring: Part-Time Physical Therapy Aide in Orange, CT!
Join an award-winning team at Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Centers (PTSMC)


PTSMC is proud to be named a Top Workplace in Connecticut for 14 consecutive years and a Top Workplace USA for the past 5 years—and now we’re looking for a dedicated and dependable Part-Time Physical Therapy Aide to join our team in Orange, CT.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone with an interest in health and wellness, physical therapy, or exercise science to gain hands-on experience in a clinical environment. In this role, you’ll assist physical therapists in the delivery of quality patient care while also helping to maintain a clean and efficient clinic environment.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support clinical staff in maintaining a safe, clean, and well-organized therapy space

  • Greet patients warmly and professionally

  • Observe patients during treatment sessions and communicate relevant feedback to the clinical team

  • Clean and sanitize treatment tables, equipment, and common surfaces

  • Monitor and restock supplies as needed

  • Perform light physical tasks including standing, squatting, bending, and walking throughout the day

  • Assist with front desk tasks such as answering phones, scheduling appointments, and processing payments

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Background in exercise science or related field

  • Previous experience as a physical therapy aide is a plus

  • Must be available year-round with flexibility to work during clinic hours

Why Join PTSMC?

PTSMC is a PT-owned, outpatient physical therapy practice that values teamwork, professional growth, and exceptional patient care. We support our employees at all levels and foster a welcoming, collaborative environment built on mutual respect and shared purpose.

Our Mission:
Improving the quality of people’s lives by providing:

  • Unmatched experiences

  • Clinical excellence

  • Lifelong relationships

Who We Are:
PTSMC is Connecticut’s largest private-practice physical therapy provider, with 35 locations statewide serving more than 20,000 patients annually. Since 2000, President and physical therapist Alan Balavender has grown the company using a unique partnership model that empowers clinicians to own and operate their own practices—more than 20 have done so and counting.