MSK Teletherapy Physical Therapist / PTA — Las Cruces, NM

PeteHealth•Las Cruces, NM

1d•Remote

About The Position

PeteDME is seeking a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant to treat MSK Integrated Care patients remotely from home. The program combines knee and lumbar bracing with physical therapy and remote therapeutic monitoring, delivered through a network of in-home therapists. Remote visits and monitoring are paid per visit and per call. Therapists begin by completing six in-person brace fittings for patients from their own current caseload. Each fitting is a paid clinical visit that includes intake, fitting, and follow-up, at a flat fee agreed in writing before the first patient. PeteDME provides a screening tool to identify suitable patients and handles prescriptions, benefit verification, and paperwork. The role does not involve sales or referral requests; therapists treat patients they already see. After completing six fittings, therapists can receive teletherapy patient referrals from PeteDME. The work is performed from home, on the therapist’s schedule, and paid per visit and per call. PeteDME provides specialized orthopedic bracing training and certification, as well as AI-generated SOAP notes, with no new EMR to learn. This is additional independent-contractor work alongside the therapist’s current job, with flat fees fixed in advance and no pay dependent on volume or referrals.

Requirements

Hold an active physical therapist or physical therapist assistant license in the state where the therapist practices.
Currently work in home health or another in-home setting.
Evaluate and provide treatment.

Nice To Haves

None stated.

Responsibilities

Complete six in-person brace fittings for patients from the therapist’s current caseload, including intake, fitting, and follow-up.
Provide teletherapy and remote therapeutic monitoring to PeteDME patients after completing the six fittings.
Evaluate and provide treatment to patients.
Use the provided screening tool to identify suitable patients from the therapist’s existing caseload.