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Physical Therapist, Outpatient

University of Maryland Medical SystemDenton, MDFull timePosted 5mo agoStill open, checked every night
  • $15,000 sign-on bonus
  • ACLS

How this pay compares

This posting does not state an hourly rate. Open physical therapist jobs in Maryland post a median of $54.13 an hour, the middle half $48–$60, across 95 jobs that state their pay. Physical therapists employed in Maryland earn a median of $51.39 an hour (source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2025) (source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics).

Physical therapists in Maryland: pay by town and employer

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Licensed in another state?

Maryland issues and accepts PT Compact privileges: a physical therapist or PT assistant whose home state is a member can take this job on a compact privilege instead of a Maryland license, $170 for a PT. (PT Compact Commission, 9 Nov 2026.) For a Maryland license, apply to the Maryland Board of Physical Therapy Examiners for a license by endorsement ($150, by its own page): what Maryland asks. Every state's PT Compact status.

What Maryland requires of a physical therapist

Physical Therapist License, from the Maryland Board of Physical Therapy Examiners.

  • An applicant licensed in another state applies online, pays the application fee, completes a criminal history records check, passes the Maryland Jurisprudence Assessment Module and has FSBPT send the exam score. The applicant also provides an official school transcript, a head and shoulder photograph, a copy of the current license and official verification of current licensure.
  • Staying active: Licenses renew every two years (even-numbered licenses in even years, odd-numbered licenses in odd years); a physical therapist earns 30 continuing education hours between June 1 and May 31 in the two years before renewal (COMAR 10.38.08).

Physical therapist jobs and requirements in Maryland · Every state's rule

Physical, occupational, speech and respiratory therapy jobs in our research

  • How long these jobs stay listed: Still listed at 7 days 87.1%
  • Applicant demand per open job on this site (1.00x is the average job): Index 0.21x · Clicks 25
  • How often these jobs state their pay: Jobs stating any pay 52.9% · Stating an hourly rate 32.3%

From every open job we read and every apply click on this site, as of 11 Nov 2026. Every figure for Physical, occupational, speech and respiratory therapy jobs

About the job

Job Requirements

$15K Sign On Bonus

Join our team as a Physical Therapist and experience a practice environment designed to support both your professional growth and patient outcomes. We prioritize one-on-one patient care, allowing you to deliver highly individualized treatment and build meaningful relationships. You’ll have access to an annual MedBridge subscription, giving you unlimited continuing education opportunities and the ability to create customized home exercise programs for your patients. Our comprehensive benefits package includes 27 days of paid time off each year, free life insurance, competitive salaries, and robust healthcare coverage. In addition, our merit-based advancement program ensures your hard work and dedication are recognized, providing clear pathways for career progression.

Work Experience

MINIMUM EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND LICENSE/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED:

Bachelor's Degree, required; Master’s Degree, preferred. One (1) year of related experience, preferred. Current licensed Physical Therapist in the state of Maryland, required. Current ACLS or BCLS certification, required.

The employee in this position must be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care based on the age of the patients served. He/she must demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the life span and possess the ability to assess data reflective of the patient’s status, to interpret the appropriate information needed to identify each patient’s requirements relative to his/her age-specific needs, and to provide the necessary care as described in the department’s policies and procedures

From University of Maryland Medical System's job posting, checked 13 Nov 2026. The employer's own page is the final word on requirements and availability.

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