Physical Therapist (PT) - 1:1 Outpatient
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nealy pierceParsons (KS)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Highlights/Benefits: Affiliated with a large Healthcare System All one-on-one patient care - 45-minute visits Work with a multidisciplinary team $5,000 Sign-On Bonus Relocation Assistance available Tuition Loan Reimbursement offered 3% Match on Retirement Plan About the Position: Our ideal candidate will possess the heart of a servant leader who truly cares about patient care. We are not looking for someone just looking for their next "job," but someone who wants to invest in a career helping patients understand what happened to their bodies through their injury/condition.
Qualifications & Requirements:
Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate of Physical Therapy from an accredited program Open to New Grads and Experienced Therapists Must be detail-oriented but also able to see the big picture Excellent communication skills across all levels Collaborative, team-building personality style Servant leader mindset ABOUT US Nealy Pierce is leading the way for Nursing Leadership, Therapy, and Pharmacy opportunities. We take the time to understand your situation and what is most important to you before recommending any opportunity. If you are looking for another position, check out our Available Positions @ https://www.nealypierce.com/job We are working on new positions all the time, so if you can't find what you're looking for email jobs@np-hc.com and a Career Consultant will reach out to you to get a better understanding of what you're looking for and if we have something available. IND123
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