Physical Therapist
more physical therapyBurlingame (CA)
About the role
Benefits:
401(k)
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Paid time off
Training & development
At MORE Physical Therapy, Inc. our passion is empowering patients to return to play, return to work and return to life! We currently have an opportunity for a full or part time Licensed Physical Therapist in the Rose Garden area of San Jose, California.
BENEFITS:
We provide competitive compensation, schedule flexibility, and a generous benefit package including:
10k Sign-on bonus
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Paid vacation, holidays and sick time
401(k)
Professional license and certification renewal reimbursement
Generous continuing education allowance including paid time to attend courses
Mentoring program for new graduates
Supportive in-house administrative team which allows our clinicians to focus on their passion--patient care!
Flexible Spending Accounts for healthcare, dependent care, and transit
Paid professional liability insurance
MORE is a therapist-owned private practice
QUALIFICATIONS and PREREQUISITES:
Licensed to practice in the State of California -- new grads welcome!
Valid CPR/AED certification
With an emphasis in manual therapy and exercise intervention, MORE has been a leader in delivering outpatient orthopedic and sports rehabilitation in the south San Francisco Bay Area and Peninsula since 1988. Employment with MORE provides rewarding and challenging opportunities to impact the lives of a broad diversity of patients and collaborate with some of the most talented clinicians in the Bay Area, including those with advanced training and certifications such as ART, ATC, CEAS, COMT, CSCS, Maitland, and OCS.
Celebrating over 33 years in business! To learn more, visit us at www.morephysicaltherapy.com
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