Therapy: Physical Therapy Assistant

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oakland spine physical therapyOakland (NJ)

Physical Therapist Assistants Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

Are you a dedicated Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant looking for a meaningful career where you can truly make a difference? At Oakland Spine and Physical Therapy, we're not just a top multi-disciplinary practice in Northern New Jersey—we're a supportive community with locations in Oakland, Wayne, Fair Lawn, and Clifton NJ. As a doctor-owned practice, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional care and nurturing a vibrant team environment. Sign on bonus included! Only 2 evening shifts per week No mandated outreach Long-term growth with escalation opportunities We offer competitive pay, generous benefits, and performance-based bonuses. With us, you'll receive the tools, support, and training needed to thrive and succeed. As part of a growing organization, you'll have ample opportunities for career advancement and personal growth. We're excited to find a full-time or part-time Physical Therapy Assistant who's enthusiastic about delivering top-quality care. If you're ready to dive into our office procedures and treatment protocols with a positive attitude, you're the perfect fit for our team! Comprehensive Training: Get up to speed with full training and gain confidence in your role. Career Growth: Explore exciting opportunities for advancement into management positions. Enjoy a competitive salary, performance incentives, and a solid benefits package.

Supportive Benefits: Medical benefits, PTO, and Continuing Education reimbursement to support your ongoing professional development. Apply today to become a key player at Oakland Spine and Physical Therapy and embark on a fulfilling career journey with us.

Employment Type: Full Time

Bonus/Commission: Yes

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