Physical Therapist

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ironside human resourcesLiverpool (NY)

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Senior

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$10,000 per month

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About the role

Full time | Ironside Human Resources | United StatesPosted On 10/06/2026 Job Information Health Care
Pay: $37-$47/HourCity SalinaState/Province Kansas67401Job Description Exceptional healthcare facility located outside ofSalina, KSis seeking a full-time Physical Therapistto join its team. Sign-on bonus of $10,000, $5,000 in relocation assistance, and outstanding benefits provided. New graduates welcome! Details are below.
Pay: $37 - $47/Hour (based on experience)$10,000 Sign-on bonus Relocation assistance available Physical Therapist Opportunity: Day shift, Monday-Friday Outstanding benefits provided In-house continuing education opportunities New graduates welcome to apply Physical Therapist evaluates, develops, and executes treatment plans; able to adapt to patient progress Maintains timely progress notes, logs, and data compilation while maintaining patient and company confidentiality
Physical Therapist Requirements: Master's/Doctorate Degree of Physical Therapy BLS Certification upon hire License to practice in the state of Kansas Orthopedic experience preferred The Surrounding Community: Friendly, close-knit community atmosphere with an affordable cost of living and peaceful neighborhoods Vibrant city with unique world class attractions, including beautiful museums, fairs, and festivals Historic downtown area filled with antique shops and cafes Numerous parks and outdoor recreation opportunities perfect for you and the family

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