CJ Physical Therapy & Pilates is hiring: Rehab Chiropractor - Outpatient Orthopedic Rehab in Portsmouth
CJ Physical Therapy & Pilates is hiring: Rehab Chiropractor - Outpatient Orthopedic Rehab in Portsmouth
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Our clinic closes every Tuesday for 3 hours of dedicated team training. Real cases. Real clinical discussion. Real skill development. This isn't a 15-minute meeting squeezed between patients
- You'll train alongside experienced physical therapists and learn approaches you probably weren't exposed to in chiropractic school
- You'll receive mentorship in MDT, movement-based rehab, regenerative therapies, and our overall clinical model$2,000 annual CEU allowance + dedicated CEU days that don't eat into your PTOClear opportunities to grow into mentorship and clinical leadership as the company expands
- The day-to-day supports great clinical work.1:1 care - no assembly-line treatment
- No insurance battles or documentation rabbit holes
- Time to actually educate your clients
- Access to Pilates equipment, progressive exercise, Shockwave, EMTT, and other tools to help clients get results
- Collaborative clinical team. Low ego, high standards
- Fun, dog-friendly, low-drama culture in the heart of downtown Portsmouth
- Evaluate orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions using a mechanical, movement-focused approach
- Use manual therapy and manipulation when clinically appropriate - not as the default answer for every client
- Prescribe and progress exercise, strength, mobility, and movement-based rehab
- Learn to integrate Pilates-based rehabilitation and regenerative therapies into client care
- Educate clients so they understand what's happening and what they can do about itOwn your client outcomes, retention, and long-term results
- Collaborate closely with our PTs and other members of the clinical team
- Show up fully for our Tuesday training blocks and mentorship
- Contribute ideas and help us build the next version of CJPTYou'll Thrive Here If...You consider yourself a rehab clinician first and a chiropractor second
- You love chiropractic but don't want to work in a traditional chiropractic office
- You believe manipulation is valuable - but it's one tool, not the whole treatment plan
- You want to combine hands-on care with exercise, strength, movement, and education
- You enjoy working with active, motivated adults who ask questions and want to understand their health
- You want mentorship and actively seek feedback
- You're comfortable being measured on results
- You're curious and constantly trying to get better
- You're excited about working on a multidisciplinary teamYou want your career opportunities to grow as the company grows
- This Isn't For You If...You want to adjust patients all day
- You believe everyone needs ongoing chiropractic maintenance
- You want patients dependent on you to feel good
- You don't enjoy exercise-based rehabilitation
- You want to practice completely independently from the rest of the clinical teamYou don't want feedback or clinical mentorship
- You're looking for a low-accountability environment
- You're more interested in a particular technique or philosophy than figuring out what the individual client actually needs
- Licensed Chiropractor in New Hampshire or license-eligible
- Strong interest in orthopedic, sports, and movement-based rehabilitation
- Comfortable with hands-on treatment and manipulation
- Excited to develop stronger exercise prescription and rehabilitation skills
- Curious about MDT, Pilates-based rehab, Shockwave, EMTT, and regenerative therapies
- Strong communicator and educator
- Accountable, coachable, curious, and a real team player
- New grads are welcome.
- We'd rather hire someone with theright mindset and clinical curiosityand train the rest than hire someone with 15 certifications who isn't open to doing things differently.
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