What if your next PT job could make you a better clinician and open doors you didn’t think were possible yet?

At SOMA Physical and Occupational Therapy, we believe your job should do more than give you patients to treat.

It should help you grow.

We built SOMA around the idea that great clinicians do their best work when they are supported, challenged, trusted, and given a real path forward.

We are looking for a Physical Therapist to join our growing team in Astoria, Queens.

Whether you are early in your career or already have years of experience, we want SOMA to be a place where you can become an exceptional clinician and build a career you are excited about.

The SOMA Experience

We believe a PT position should offer more than a paycheck and a schedule.

It should give you:

Clinical Excellence. Meaningful Mentorship. Career Growth.

At SOMA:

Patients are treated by licensed therapists, not handed off to techs or aides.
Clinical development is intentional.
Leadership is approachable and accessible.
Your ideas and feedback matter.
You have the opportunity to teach and mentor as you develop.
You can contribute to clinical programs, systems, and the future of the practice.
You can take on greater responsibility as you grow.
You can build a meaningful career without getting lost in layers of corporate bureaucracy.

And as SOMA grows, we want our people to grow with it.

If You're a New Graduate

Your first job can have a huge impact on the clinician you become.

Too often, new therapists are given a schedule and told:

"Come find me if you have a question."

We don't think that's enough.

When you're new, you don't always know what questions you should be asking yet.

That's why we created the SOMA Clinical Excellence Program.

Our new graduates receive a structured development experience that may include:

Year-long mentorship.
Protected 1:1 mentorship with experienced clinicians.
Clinical reasoning and case discussions.
Hands-on examination and treatment development.
Guidance with patient education and communication.
Help developing prognosis and plans of care.
Documentation and time-management coaching.
Ongoing feedback as your confidence develops.
Opportunities to eventually mentor, teach, and lead others.

You don't have to choose between starting your career and continuing your education.

At SOMA, the goal is to do both.

If You're an Experienced Physical Therapist

Maybe you've already developed into a strong clinician.

Now you may be asking:

What's next?

We believe becoming experienced shouldn't mean your only options are to stay in exactly the same role forever or leave patient care completely to advance your career.

At SOMA, there can be another path.

Continue doing excellent clinical work while gaining opportunities to contribute, mentor, teach, and lead.

Depending on your interests, performance, and the growth of the practice, opportunities may include:

Clinical leadership development.
Mentoring and supporting newer clinicians.
Helping develop clinical programs and systems.
Taking ownership of important initiatives.
Future Clinical Director opportunities.
Helping build and develop future SOMA locations.
Increasing leadership responsibility as the organization grows.

We are still building SOMA.

That means the right people won't simply step into a finished system.

They'll have the opportunity to help shape what comes next.

What We Believe:

We believe great patient care starts with great clinicians.

We believe mentorship should be intentional.

We believe therapists should understand why they're doing something, not just what to do.

We believe leadership should be approachable.

We believe good ideas can come from anyone on the team.

We believe talented therapists should have somewhere to go as their careers develop.

And we believe building a great practice starts with building a great team.

Who Thrives at SOMA?

You don't need to have everything figured out.

But you should want to keep getting better.

We're looking for someone who:

Cares deeply about their patients.
Is curious and eager to learn.
Wants feedback and coaching.
Takes ownership.
Is dependable.
Enjoys being part of a team.
Wants to continue developing clinically.
Wants their work and ideas to matter.
Is excited about being part of a growing organization.

The position primarily involves treating adults with orthopedic conditions, with occasional neurological cases.

Don't Just Find Your Next PT Job.

Find a place where you can build the next chapter of your career.

If what we're building sounds like something you'd want to be part of, we'd love to meet you.

Apply here or text George at (718) 640-6447 to start a conversation.

SOMA Physical and Occupational Therapy

Physical Therapist

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