Physical Therapy, Sports Medicine Outpatient Clinic
healthcare recruiters internationalPrinceton (NJ)
Physical Therapy, Sports Medicine Outpatient Clinic
Posted 4 days ago
healthcare recruiters internationalPrinceton (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Physical Therapy, Sports Medicine, Outpatient Clinic Great opportunity for a DPT to join a well-established team of clinical providers treating in Sport Medicine. Clinic is established and has exceptional reputation. Excellent leadership, offers fellowship programs and additional education & certifications for PT’s looking for continuing education. State-of-the-art clinic is also affiliated with the USA Olympic team. Clinic MD’s offer exceptional care to patient population and are a teaching facility. DPT is responsible for evaluating physical therapy needs and implementing comprehensive, medically prescribed physical treatment to assigned patients in a supervised program of rehabilitation. Ideal candidate is a new graduate who seeks mentorship to build a solid foundation by learning, working alongside peers and exceptional physicians. Candidate must have good communication skills, teachable with the willingness to learn. Our practice is based on delivering good medicine and not on volume focused. For additional details contact recruiter. Requires Doctrate of Physical Therapy. This is a wonderful opportunity for a PT seeking to be part of something greater. We welcome both new grad or seasoned DPT. Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy, New Jersey Physical Therapy License upon start date. Compensation 85K base for new grad plus 10K sign on, productivity bonus, year-end discretionary bonus and relocation assistance. Clinic offers student loan repayment. Medical / Dental / Vision benefits with HSA option, Paid Time Off (PTO) Bank, including Sick Time and CME Time, 401(k) Retirement Plan with a 4% company match. Professional Meeting / CME expense allowance, Professional Liability Insurance fully paid by the practice. Location near Princeton, NJ. Wonderful area offering excellent resources. Please send resume to Patty Puppo.
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