SportsMed Physical Therapy
Chiropractor
- Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
- $90k–$105k
- Mid level
- Full-time
- On-site · Clifton, NJ
- Added today
About this role
SportsMed Physical Therapy is fortunate to be one of the fastest growing multidisciplinary practices in New Jersey. The services we offer our patients are: Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Occupational Hand Therapy, & Acupuncture. We treat a diverse variety of patients that includes sports-related injuries, post-surgical, elderly, desk workers, and much more.
At SportsMed, you have the ability to offer comprehensive care for your patients each visit. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to work in a team-oriented, patient-centered, multidisciplinary environment.
To get a sense of who we are check out our website at: www.spineandsportsmed.com
Qualifications
- Degree from an accredited American Chiropractic Association, (ACA) accredited school
- Active New Jersey Chiropractic License
- Have a working knowledge in assessment and treatment of extremity issues
- Be independent, personable, professional, organized and possess excellent time management and communication skills
- Training or knowledge in any soft tissue techniques, functional assessments, sports specific techniques, and/or active rehabilitation is a huge plus
What we offer
- No Weekends!
- Continuing education requirements fully covered
- Competitive salary plus bonus structure
- Excellent career growth opportunity
- Medical benefits, life and disability insurance, PTO, sick time, paid holidays
- 401k with 4-8% Match based on tenure
- Salary Range: $90,000 - $105,000 Base Salary + Uncapped Bonus
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SportsMed Physical Therapy
- Industry
- Healthcare & Medical
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience assessing and treating extremity injuries?
- How would you approach treating a patient with a sports-related injury?