Portland Wellness Care is hiring: Chiropractor in Portland

Posted 7 days ago

portland wellness carePortland (ME)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$90,000-130,000/yearly

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About the role

Portland Wellness Care is a locally owned clinic in the Hollywood district that is growing fast! We work intimately with Portland Urgent Care and provide chiropractic services in addition to rehab, massage therapy, acupuncture, decompression and other services. We are looking for a skillful, friendly and energetic recently chiropractor who is ready to work with a thriving practice! Are you highly motivated? Want to become visible in your community as a leader in chiropractic? We are looking for someone that can work full time hours. Learn to manage staff, create patient treatment plans, help add new service centers, and learn the ideal scene. Super friendly and socially skilled. Proactive. A problem solver that needs minimal direction and is not afraid to go the extra mile for your patients. Expertise in sports medicine or physiotherapy is a plus. Be part of an on purpose clinic that likes to help people regain their health and help them reach the next level of vitality. Great practice model to revolutionize healthcare. Job Types: Full-time
Salary: $90,000-130,000/yearly (DOE) with a potential performance bonus
Dental insurance (full-time) Health insurance (full-time) Paid time off (full-time) Vision insurance (full-time) License and Malpractice Insurance Reimbursement Medical specialties: Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine Sports Medicine Rehabilitation Other Services
Schedule: Monday to Friday Saturdays required 8am-2pmLicense/Certification: Oregon Licensed Chiropractor

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