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Lead Physical Therapist

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raleigh orthopaedicKnightdale (NC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000 - $95,000 per year

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About the role

Lead Physical Therapist - Full-Time Position Join one of the region's largest and most respected orthopaedic practices dedicated to delivering exceptional, comprehensive therapeutic services. We are currently seeking a passionate and skilled Lead Physical Therapist to join our dynamic rehabilitation team.
Why You'll Love It Here:
  • Work alongside a multidisciplinary team of top-tier orthopaedic specialists and rehabilitation professionals
  • Access cutting-edge facilities and state-of-the-art equipment
  • Enjoy a collaborative, patient-centered environment that values innovation and professional growth
  • Generous performance incentive and profit-sharing plan to reward your impact and dedication
Key Responsibilities:
  • Evaluate and treat patients using evidence-based physical therapy techniques
  • Develop customized treatment plans that align with patients' functional goals
  • Collaborate with physicians and care teams to optimize patient recovery
  • Document progress and adjust therapies as needed for best outcomes
  • Deliver and document all aspects of quality physical therapy care
  • Supervise and ensure appropriate use of supportive personnel
  • Serve as a lead resource and point of contact for other staff therapists regarding scheduling, daily administrative needs, and communication
Qualifications: Current state licensure or eligibility Strong interpersonal and clinical reasoning skills
Benefits:
  • Competitive salary with profit-sharing and bonus incentives
  • Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Retirement plan with employer contributions
  • Generous PTO and continuing education support
Compensation: $80,000–95,000 per year, commensurate with experience

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