Find PT Tech positions at top rehabilitation facilities, hospitals, and outpatient clinics across Indiana. Earn -12% vs national vs the national average.
Indiana offers exceptional opportunities for Physical Therapy Technicians, with salaries -12% vs national vs the national average and access to top rehabilitation facilities.
1,650+ PT Tech positions open annually across Indiana. Population density (highest in US) drives consistent healthcare demand.
$31,240 average salary, -12% vs national vs national. Metro Indiana pays even higher—up to $40,600 at top facilities.
Home to IU Health and other leading healthcare facilities across Indiana.
Major employers offer tuition reimbursement for PT Techs pursuing PTA degrees. Clear advancement pathways available.
PT Techs work under the direct supervision of licensed Physical Therapists, providing essential support for patient care and clinic operations.
Physical Therapy Technicians focus specifically on PT support tasks. PT Techs do not perform clinical tasks like blood draws, EKGs, medication administration, or wound care—those are performed by nurses, PCTs, or medical assistants. PT Techs work exclusively within the physical therapy department under PT supervision.
Indiana's largest health systems and rehabilitation facilities are actively hiring PT Techs. These employers offer competitive pay, benefits, and career advancement opportunities.
Indianapolis
Central Indiana leader
Indianapolis
Top-ranked inpatient rehab
Rural areas
Indiana's largest Catholic health system
Salaries vary across Indiana regions. Metro Indiana typically pays highest, while Rural Indiana offers different cost-of-living dynamics.
Major metro areas
Highest wages, urban centers
Suburban counties
Balanced cost/salary
Central regions
Growing healthcare sector
Rural areas
Lower COL, community focus
Pro Tip: While Metro Indiana pays highest, Rural Indiana's lower housing costs often result in similar take-home purchasing power. Consider total compensation including benefits, commute time, and quality of life.
Follow these proven strategies to stand out in Indiana's competitive PT Tech job market.
Complete PT Tech training and earn your CPR/BLS certification. AMCA certification significantly improves your competitiveness, especially at top facilities like IU Health.
Apply directly to major health systems. IU Health, Ascension St. Vincent, and Community Health Network have dedicated PT department hiring. Check their career pages regularly.
Attend IN Physical Therapy Association events. Connect with PTs during your externship. Many PT Tech positions are filled through referrals before being posted publicly.
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PT Techs in Indiana prepare treatment areas and equipment, assist patients with therapeutic exercises under PT supervision, help with patient transfers and mobility, apply hot/cold packs, set up treatment modalities like ultrasound and electrical stimulation, transport patients, maintain equipment, and document patient progress. They work under the direct supervision of licensed Physical Therapists.
Major PT Tech employers in Indiana include IU Health (#4 ranked nationally), Ascension St. Vincent (IN's largest system), Community Health Network, Parkview Health (largest private PT practice in tristate), Rehab Hospital of Indiana, and Ascension St. Vincent. Hospital systems, outpatient PT clinics, and rehabilitation centers are the primary employers.
Physical Therapy Technicians in Indiana earn an average of $31,240 per year (-12% vs national). Entry-level positions start around $22,200, experienced PT Techs earn $36,200+, and top earners at leading facilities can reach $40,600+. Metro Indiana generally pays highest in the state.
Indiana PT Techs work in outpatient physical therapy clinics, hospital rehabilitation departments, inpatient rehabilitation facilities, skilled nursing facilities, sports medicine centers, home health agencies, and specialty practices like pediatric or neurological PT. Outpatient clinics are the most common setting, followed by hospital-based positions.
Indiana does not require state licensure for PT Techs—you work under PT supervision. However, employers strongly prefer candidates with formal training and CPR/BLS certification. AMCA certification demonstrates competency and significantly improves job prospects, especially at competitive employers like IU Health and major health systems.
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