Chiropractic Assistant

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fusion chiropractic spaDelray Beach (FL)

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Mid

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$16 - $18/hour

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Job Description
Pay: $16 - $18/hour starting
Job Type: Full Time
Hours: Monday-Thurs: 8:15 am to 7pm, Friday: 8:15am to 1:30pm, 1 Saturday a Month 8:15-11:30 am
Benefits: Health Care Plans and PTO for Full Time Employees
About The Company: Fusion Chiropractic Spa is proud to be one of the top chiropractic offices in South Florida. Our approach to wellness is to treat the cause rather than the symptoms, to, therefore, optimize results. By utilizing quality chiropractic care in conjunction with massage, physical therapy, and diet & nutrition, our goal is total-body wellness. Our doctors specialize in sports injuries, auto accidents, personal injury, neck pain, back pain, extremity pain, headaches, migraines, sciatica, chronic pain, TMJ, numbness, joint pain, arthritis, weight loss, plantar fasciitis, carpal tunnel, poor posture, and more.
Your Role: As a chiropractic assistant, you will be working under the direction of our Doctors of Chiropractic Medicine in order to provide our patients with quality care. These duties include: Electric Muscle Stimulation and Ultrasound. Assisting the Doctor of Chiropractic and Front Office Manager. Maintaining Office Cleanliness and Fusion Standards. What Our Fusion Family Looks For: A kind and compassionate individual with a passion for health care. A quick learner and self-starter. An organized, friendly and professional demeanor. Commitment to personal development and growth with Fusion Chiropractic Spa. Qualifications for the Position: Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills. Goal-oriented with proven critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Professionalism in all aspects and interactions.

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