Associate Chiropractor with option for Partnership

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kutztown family chiropracticKutztown (PA)

Chiropractors Offices of Chiropractors

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Senior

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$65,000 per year

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About the role

Associate Chiropractor with option for Partnership Kutztown Family Chiropractic is seeking a PA Licensed Chiropractor to direct and run a busy 17-year established practice. This position is ideal for someone looking to become a partner or purchase the practice. New graduates are welcome, as training will be provided if necessary. There are plenty of opportunities for growth and expansion within the practice!

Benefits include: 401K, bonuses, licensure, and malpractice paid. The office is conveniently located halfway between Reading and Allentown, 50 miles from Philadelphia, 90 miles from NYC, and 95 miles from Baltimore.

Pay: Starting at $65,000 for 25 hours per week with potential for exponential growth Expected hours: 25 – 40 per week 401(k) Health insurance Paid Holidays and Paid time off Referral program

Schedule: Choose your own hours Monday thru Friday

Supplemental Pay: Bonus opportunities

Qualifications: Doctor of Chiropractic degree Valid state license to practice Chiropractic care Spine Adjustments and Chiropractic Medicine skills Knowledge of the Musculoskeletal System Experience in proper patient documentation Strong interpersonal and communication skills Attention to detail and ability to work independently

Seniority level: Entry level

Employment type: Part-time Job function: Health Care Provider

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