Physical Therapist

Posted 3 days ago

apt healthcarePrince Frederick (MD)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$95,000 - $105,000

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About the role

$10,000 Bonus and a great schedule. APT is a physical therapy company specializing in Outpatient Orthopedics. We are seeking an energetic Physical Therapist to join our team of highly skilled and patient-oriented Clinicians. Our clinics provide a comfortable and independent work environment, a great company culture and an opportunity for personal and financial growth. This opportunity is available at our Prince Frederick, MD clinic location. (H1B Transfers are welcome)Recent and upcoming DPT Grads are encouraged to apply! As an APT Physical Therapist, you will conduct patient evaluations and plan rehabilitative programs for your patients that will help improve mobility, relieve pain and increase strength. You will routinely perform diagnostic and prognostic exams to evaluate muscle, nerve, joint and functional abilities in each of your patients and use an EMR platform to document assessments and patient progress notes. More reasons to become an APT Physical Therapist -Annual salary of $95,000 - $105,000 for a Physical Therapist to treat in an Outpatient setting.$10,000 Relocation/Structured Sign on Bonus, in addition to a salary offer. Health/Dental/RX Benefits through Care First 4 Weeks of Paid Time Off each year for our Clinicians (Clinicians earn 160 hours of PTO annually)Paid Holidays (Our clinics are closed for Labor Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day)Continued Education Units (CEU's) Free Medbridge access Established Mentorship Program 401(K) Retirement Program (Matching)Comfortable patient caseload, 1 on 1 Evals. H1B Transfers Get to interact with a great team and support staff, and so much more! Things you will need -Be licensed, or in the process of becoming licensed, by the Board of Medicine, in the State of Practice. Be available for a full-time schedule, Monday - Friday, Flexible Schedule; 5 - 8's, 4 - 10's or 3 - 12's.

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