Physical Therapist

Azneurorehab; San Tan Valley (AZ); On-site; USD 80,000 - 106,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Performance pay

401k match

Paid time off

Holiday pay

Continuing education allowance

Job summary

Advanced Neurologic Rehabilitation in San Tan Valley, AZ, is hiring a Physical Therapist to deliver evidence-based neurorehabilitation. You’ll work with a team focused on rebuilding, renewing, and recovering, applying neuroplasticity and exercise physiology to improve strength, balance, and independence.

Join a collaborative team that values service, excellence, and restoring hope, with opportunities for ongoing education and access to advanced technology.

Qualifications

• Postgraduate degree from an approved school of physical therapy.
• Current physical therapy license in Arizona? (not explicitly stated in the excerpt)
• CPR certification current.

Responsibilities

• Performs clinic care and physical therapist duties in accordance with clinic and patient needs.
• Utilizes patient care protocols relating to the physical, cognitive, neurological, psychosocial, and functional needs of ANR's patient population.
• Establishes physical therapy interventions based on evaluation, examination, physician orders, and patient goals.
• Demonstrates effective time management and documents findings, patient progress, and procedures within established time frames.

Skills

Clinical care

Interpersonal skills

Basic computer knowledge

Education

Postgraduate degree in physical therapy

Job description

Physical Therapist Job in San Tan Valley, AZ

Advanced Neurologic Rehabilitation is hiring for a Physical Therapist job in San Tan Valley, AZ, and we're looking for someone who delivers evidence-based care while genuinely engaging with the patients in front of them. Our clinics live by a simple idea: rebuild, renew, recover, and we want a therapist who brings that same focus to every visit. As a trusted neurological rehabilitation clinic already serving patients in Chandler, Gilbert, and Scottsdale, we're growing, and this role is part of that growth.

Rooted in Service Above Self, Excellence, and Restoring Hope

At ANR, our work is guided by three core focuses: service above self, excellence with every visit, and restoring hope. In practice, that means putting patients' needs first, treating every person and colleague with respect, and using clinical expertise to help patients see real, measurable progress. You'll be joining a team where those values shape day-to-day decisions, not just words on a wall, and where new team members are welcomed into a supportive environment from day one.

Our physical therapists apply principles of neuroplasticity and exercise physiology to help patients rebuild strength, balance, and movement, reduce fall risk, and restore walking and independence. It's specialized, outcomes-focused work with a neurological patient population, supported by a team that treats collaboration as part of getting patients there. Physical therapists on staff have described the work itself as rewarding precisely because of that focus: helping patients see real gains session by session, in an environment where the energy on the floor is positive rather than clinical and detached.

A Collaborative, Growth-Oriented Team

Physical therapists here work alongside physical therapy assistants who help keep patients engaged in their rehabilitation, so care plans carry through consistently between sessions. Team members describe the atmosphere as positive and collaborative, with a focus on creating an environment that keeps patients actively participating in their own recovery. You'll also have access to ongoing education and advanced technology, so growth is built into the role rather than something you have to seek out on your own.

Beyond the clinic, the team connects through biannual team-building events and volunteer opportunities with programs like Camp with A Ramp, Life Rolls On, and Parkinson's Move Day, so the sense of community extends past the workday. Benefits here are built around the same idea of taking care of the people who take care of patients, with PTO that grows alongside your years of service and flexible scheduling that gives you room to balance work and life.

Compensation:

• $80,000 - $106,000 per year, based on experience

Qualifications:

• Postgraduate degree from an approved school of physical therapy
• Current physical therapy license in Arizona
• Current CPR certification

Responsibilities:

• Performs clinic care and physical therapist duties in accordance with clinic and patient needs
• Utilizes patient care protocols relating to the physical, cognitive, neurological, psychosocial, and functional needs of ANR's patient population
• Establishes physical therapy interventions based on evaluation, examination, physician orders, and patient goals
• Competently performs appropriate physical therapy techniques and procedures
• Provides continuity of care through written and verbal communication with other health care professionals
• Makes recommendations for patient care equipment prior to discharge and assists with acquisition as appropriate
• Documents findings, patient progress, and procedures within established time frames
• Submits all patient billing at the end of each day
• Instructs patients and family members in home programs
• Demonstrates effective time management
• Complies with quality improvement standards

Skills:

• Knowledge and skills to provide patient care that is age-specific and appropriate for the patients served
• Basic computer knowledge
• Interpersonal skills that support positive interactions with patients, families, and other health care professionals

Benefits:

• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Performance pay
• 401k match
• Paid time off
• Holiday pay
• Continuing education allowance

If you want to bring your clinical skills to a team that treats service, excellence, and hope as more than talking points, we'd love to talk with you. You'll be joining physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and support staff who all measure success the same way: real progress for the patients in front of them.