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Medical specialties: Geriatrics, Home Health, Neurology, Orthopedics, Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine, Sports Medicine. As a physical therapist, your job is fully centered around helping others.
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This role offers the opportunity to work with diverse patient specialties, including orthopedic, pediatric, neurologic, and sports medicine. Join our team as a Physical Therapist, where you'll use evidence-based techniques to transform patients lives.
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Throughout the course of the program, clinicians select and travel to multiple locations in an outpatient orthopedic and sports medicine setting. Residencies in Sports Medicine and Orthopedic.
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We are looking for a therapist who is experienced in and enjoys working with an active, athletic population, someone who has a background in sports medicine and is ready to take over an expanding base of active cross fitters and physically fit patients.
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We treat a mix of teens through geriatrics to include a population of general ortho, sports medicine, neuro, vestibular, industrial clientele, and more! Our outpatient orthopedic center in Tukwila, WA is seeking an outpatient orthopedic Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) to join our talented team.
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Join our team of knowledgeable professionals at our cutting-edge sports medicine facility, where we provide physical therapy and non-hospital-based rehabilitation services. Demonstrate expertise in orthopedic outpatient care, drawing from prior experience as a Physical Therapist.
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Successful physical therapist operates at the top of their license, appropriately leveraging and delegating care amongst the clinic care team, driving toward consistent and predictably positive outcomes for our patients.
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An experienced clinician with a passion for treatment in the fields of outpatient orthopedics, neuro, vestibular, sports rehabilitation or any other relevant outpatient physical therapy services.
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Your primary responsibilities include evaluating, planning, and administering treatment programs to help patients recover. What You Will Get In addition to the standard benefit offering, you can expect to receive: Our Elevated Earnings Program allows clinicians to earn bonuses starting at treating nine patients per day, increasing exponentially with every patient they treat.
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