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Rocky Mountain Physical Therapy in Loveland, CO is seeking a Licensed Physical Therapist to evaluate and treat patients and develop personalized care plans focused on pain relief and functional restoration. The role includes supervision of assistants and adherence to regulatory requirements.
Full-time exempt position with a comprehensive benefits package. The clinic emphasizes core values and work-life balance, offering opportunities for professional growth and leadership development within a
* Sign-On/Relocation Bonus up to $22,000.00*
Rocky Mountain Physical Therapy is currently looking for a Licensed Physical Therapist in our Loveland clinic who is self-motivated and invests in our Core Values: Empathy, Compassion, Honesty, Integrity, and a Commitment-driven worth ethic. We offer benefits, a great work-life balance and rewarding work environment.
The Rocky Mountain Physical Therapy team strives to provide the best individualized patient care in Northern Colorado; and has been recognized as the top outpatient PT practice for the last 4 years. With 10 clinic locations we are one of the fastest growing physical therapy companies in Colorado and we encourage you to grow with us!
As a Physical Therapist you will evaluate and treat patients with temporary and/or long-term physical disabilities. You will create personalized patient care plans that encompass pain relief, restore function, and promote healing. You will be responsible for maintaining and adhering to all local and federal compliance requirements. Provide direct supervision and communication with physical therapy assistants, and Clinical Directors. A full job description can be provided upon request.
Job Type: Full-time - Exempt - $$
Pay: $78,000 - $90,000 based on experience
Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00 am- 5:00 pm or 7:00 am- 6:00 pm, depending on the shift; 8hr or 10hr
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