Physical Therapist
sana spine physical therapyCaldwell (NJ)
About the role
We are a small, independently owned outpatient physical therapy clinic seeking a compassionate and motivated Part-Time Physical Therapist to join our team. Our clinic is built around quality care — not high patient volume. Every patient is treated one-on-one for a full hour, allowing you to provide individualized treatment and truly build relationships with your patients. We believe great outcomes happen when therapists have the time and freedom to connect with their patients. Why Therapists Love Working Here:✔ One patient at a time — every session is 60 minutes (no double bookings)✔ Supportive, low-stress clinic culture✔ Flexible scheduling and work-life balance✔ Freedom to be creative and hands-on with treatments✔ Opportunity to build real relationships and see real patient progress✔ Small team that genuinely enjoys coming to work
Responsibilities:
Evaluate and treat orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions Develop individualized treatment plans Provide hands-on care and therapeutic exercise instruction Document patient progress accurately and efficiently Collaborate with staff to ensure excellent patient outcomes
Qualifications:
Licensed Physical Therapist in New Jersey Strong communication and interpersonal skills Passion for patient-centered care Outpatient orthopedic experience preferred, but new graduates are welcome to apply Interest in treating patients with scoliosis and spinal conditions If you value personalized care, meaningful patient interaction, and a positive clinic culture, we’d love to hear from you.
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