Carolina Therapy Services·Surry County, North Carolina
The Physical Therapist is a licensed professional responsible for directing, supervising, evaluating, and providing physical therapy services to patients as prescribed by the attending physician. This role may also involve supervising Physical Therapist Assistants and Aides.
Graduate from an accredited physical therapy school. Preferably two years of clinical experience (if applicable). Capable of lifting the equivalent weight of an adult-size patient. Licensed by the state in which the Physical Therapist resides or practices Physical Therapy according to state requirements.
Competitive Compensation Comprehensive medical, dental & vision plans Teledoc Paid Time Off (PTO) Traditional & Roth (401K)-Company Match Life Insurance Company paid group life insurance Short & Long term disability Critical Illness Flexible Spending Licensure Reimbursement Bereavement Leave Accidental death and dismemberment Clinical support and training Continuing Education Tuition Assistance Christmas Club Surgical & Major Imaging Discount Card
Market context
In North Carolina, allied health laboratory roles typically see steady demand in hospitals, reference labs, and health systems that need certified staff for routine and specialized testing. These positions are competitive because employers often look for a bachelor’s degree, MT ASCP certification, and substantial clinical lab experience, with prior Medical Technologist experience preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification and experience match before applying.