Physical Therapist – Neurologic Rehabilitation

Azneurorehab; Gilbert (AZ); On-site; USD 78,000 - 106,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Structured Mentorship Program

Professional Development Opportunities

401k

Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance

Performance Pay

PTO and Holiday Pay

Job summary

Advanced Neurologic Rehabilitation in Gilbert, AZ, is seeking a Physical Therapist to specialize in neurologic rehabilitation. You will evaluate and treat patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, Parkinson's disease, and other neurologic conditions, collaborating with PT, OT, and SLP on the same cases to drive optimal outcomes.

You will engage in a Structured Mentorship Program and work within a clinic committed to teamwork, education, and patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an approved school of physical therapy.
• Current physical therapy license in the state in which you practice.
• Current CPR certification.

Responsibilities

• Perform clinic care and physical therapist duties in accordance with the needs of the clinic and patients.
• Utilize appropriate patient care protocols relating to the physical, cognitive, neurological, psychosocial, and functional needs of ANR's patient population.
• Establish physical therapy interventions based on evaluation, physician orders, and each patient's goals for therapy.
• Competently perform appropriate physical therapy techniques and procedures.
• Provide continuity of patient care through written and verbal communication with other health care professionals, including recommendations for patient care equipment prior to discharge.
• Document findings, patient progress, and all procedures performed within established time frames.
• Submit all patient billing at the end of each day
• Instruct patients and family members in home programs
• Demonstrate effective time management
• Comply with quality improvement standards

Skills

Age-appropriate patient care

Basic computer knowledge

Interpersonal skills

Education

Physical Therapy degree

Job description

Physical Therapist Job in Gilbert, AZ

Advanced Neurologic Rehabilitation is hiring for a Physical Therapist job in Gilbert, AZ, and we're looking for a clinician who wants to focus specifically on neurologic rehabilitation rather than a general caseload. You'll evaluate and treat patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, Parkinson's disease, and other neurologic conditions, working from a thorough evaluation that maps out each patient's strengths and limitations before building a plan of care. ANR is one of the East Valley's dedicated outpatient neuro rehab providers, and our founder, Dr. Jefferson Holm, DPT, is a Certified Brain Injury Specialist recognized by the Brain Injury Association of America, so you'll be practicing in a clinic where the clinical leadership genuinely specializes in this population. Physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy all happen under one roof here, which means less duplicated testing for patients and more informed decisions for you as their therapist.

Neurologic Care, Delivered as a Team

At ANR, physical therapy doesn't happen in isolation. Physical, occupational, and speech-language therapists collaborate on the same cases, so you'll have colleagues nearby who understand the full picture of a patient's recovery, whether that's regaining balance and gait, rebuilding arm and hand function, or supporting speech and cognitive-communication goals. That coordination shows up in daily work: shared documentation, regular progress reviews, and conversations with other clinicians about what's actually working for a shared patient.

Patients and families who've gone through treatment here consistently describe the staff as friendly, knowledgeable, and supportive, the kind of reputation that's built one appointment at a time, not manufactured for a website. As the physical therapist on a case, you'll be the one explaining the "why" behind each exercise, tracking measurable progress, and adjusting a plan of care as a patient's function improves, whether the goal is walking without assistance, returning to a favorite activity, or simply feeling more like themselves again.

Growth Backed by Mentorship

ANR invests in ongoing education and advanced technology, and new clinicians go through a Structured Mentorship Program rather than being handed a caseload and left to figure it out. The clinic operates around three core commitments, Service above Self, Excellence with every Visit, and Restoring Hope, and those aren't abstractions here; they show up in how closely the team works together and how directly your clinical decisions affect a patient's independence.

That kind of support extends to how ANR treats its own team. The practice invests in ongoing education and advanced technology, and rather than handing new hires a full caseload on day one, you'll go through a Structured Mentorship Program designed to build your confidence with this patient population. It's a small enough organization that you'll get to know your colleagues across disciplines, and a large enough one that you'll have real resources, equipment, training, and experienced clinicians, behind you.

Compensation:

• $78,000–$106,000 per year, based on experience

Qualifications:

• Graduation from an approved school of physical therapy
• Current physical therapy license in the state in which you practice
• Current CPR certification

Responsibilities:

• Perform clinic care and physical therapist duties in accordance with the needs of the clinic and patients
• Utilize appropriate patient care protocols relating to the physical, cognitive, neurological, psychosocial, and functional needs of ANR's patient population
• Establish physical therapy interventions based on evaluation, physician orders, and each patient's goals for therapy
• Competently perform appropriate physical therapy techniques and procedures
• Provide continuity of patient care through written and verbal communication with other health care professionals, including recommendations for patient care equipment prior to discharge
• Document findings, patient progress, and all procedures performed within established time frames
• Submit all patient billing at the end of each day
• Instruct patients and family members in home programs
• Demonstrate effective time management
• Comply with quality improvement standards

Skills:

• Knowledge and skills necessary to provide age-specific/appropriate patient care
• Basic computer knowledge
• Interpersonal skills that enable positive interactions with patients, families, and other health care professionals

Benefits:

• Structured Mentorship Program
• Professional Development Opportunities
• 401k
• Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
• Performance Pay
• PTO and Holiday Pay