Doctors of Physical Therapy·Del Rio, Texas
Provide physical therapy assistance in a supportive outpatient setting. Collaborate with a team to exceed patient expectations and foster a positive clinic atmosphere.
Are you a passionate licensed Physical Therapist Assistant seeking a role in a fun, supportive, and dynamic outpatient setting? Are you ready to take your career to the next level? Orthopedic Physical Therapy has a unique opportunity at our therapist-owned and led clinic, part of a supergroup of private practices spanning 11 states. We’re excited to offer a full-time opportunity, at our outpatient clinic in Del Rio, Texas.
Earn a competitive hourly rate, plus, participate in our uncapped Clinical Incentive Bonus Program, where you determine how much you earn. Plus, we’re offering a $5,000 sign-on bonus!
We also provide comprehensive, company-paid benefits, so you won’t see any deductions from your paycheck for your medical, life insurance and disability insurance – putting approximately $4,500 back into your pocket annually.
Enjoy our generous PTO policy, giving you more time to savor life’s moments. Experience what it’s like to be part of a team that truly cares for each other and lives its core values.
Make team-oriented decisions, blending professionalism with laughter.
Create a safe, warm, and friendly clinic atmosphere.
Lead with or without titles, stretching ourselves for team needs.
Problem-solve during difficulties and celebrate our wins together.
Exceed patients' expectations with every interaction.
Requires manual dexterity and general strength and endurance.
Routine lifting (5-35 lbs), carrying (5-10 lbs), pushing (5-150 lbs), and sustained gripping (40-50 lbs).
Guarding lift loads of 120-140 lbs.
If you're ready to join a team where you can thrive, inspire, and lead, we want to hear from you! This is a unique opportunity as our team members seldom leave, so don't miss your chance to be part of something special.
Candidates must be graduates of a CAPTE-approved Physical Therapy Program and hold a current state Physical Therapist license. Basic Life Support certification is required, and bilingual Spanish is a plus.
Market context
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