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Physical Therapist Aide Intern

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allcare ptNew York (NY)

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Physical Therapist Aide JobAllcare Physical Therapy in Brooklyn is providing mentorship training for physical therapy aides to give them an extra edge on the competition getting into a PT program. If you are a super driven and process-oriented rockstar pre-DPT part-time grad student or college student who is looking to prepare for entry into a professional DPT program, please read on. This program is designed to help you be prepared and mentored before getting into the program. You will learn what exercises to apply for specific sports medicine injuries and pain diagnoses. This will help you learn how to master communication so you can deliver corrective exercise to people with real pain and injuries. This will help you get into most DPT programs you apply for after this job. Here’s how we choose the best candidate: You must have an amazing can-do attitude bringing your own motivation to excel (the ability to handle long shifts on your feet without long breaks).You should have great attention to detail and awesome communication skills (love to learn and love to explain things).You should have a passion for helping people overcome pain and injury and a passion for giving people in pain the gift of "movement and independence."Here’s what you get: A comprehensive video training series with modules going deep into functional anatomy, corrective exercise application for sports medicine pathologies and chronic pain/injuries. Live mentorship with experience in applying your new skill set will be reinforced week to week to enhance your knowledge base as you grow. To apply, email your resume with the title FUTUREDPTVOLUNTEER in the subject line.

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