Physical Therapist

Let's face it... Averaging 15-20 patients a day is the pits. You became a physical therapist to impact lives, develop your clinical game, and apply what you learned in school, NOT to work in a Medicare or in-network mill, where it's normal and EXPECTED to triple.

quadruple book your clients. This often leads to one thing- Burnout . Maybe that's where you're headed.... Yet, with the way the profession is headed, there doesn't seem to be a lot of professional opportunities where you get to : 1.

Work with highly motivated, active clients in a hybrid cash-insurance model 2. See on average, 1-2 patients / hr with a full hour for an IE.

3. Provide an individualized plan of care for your client, not the same cookie-cutter program that you don't have time to update after each session.

4. Grow your reputation and work with a real team behind you. If that excites you, we have an exciting position that may be available for you! The Role With 4 offices in NJ and NC, at Next Level Physio, we’re looking for a skilled clinician who can deliver results for active clients and athletes who have tried everything else and are looking for a better solution at our Cary, NC office.

At Next Level Physio, we consider ourselves a customer service company that happens to also provide Physical Therapy. As such, we are in need of a world-class Physical Therapist who can provide an unparalleled experience in the level of connection and therapy utilized to ultimately provide the highest level of results possible.

We're looking for a DPT who : -is coachable, yet confident and understands that there is more than one way to help clients achieve their desired results.

• takes initiative -is comfortable with promoting our professional value to new clients through an ethical sales strategy (no sleazy car salesperson tactics!).
• loves to exercise and has a personal training / CrossFit / triathlon / competitive running background -can work 3-4 nights a week and Saturdays as needed.
• adapts and welcomes change (We're a growing company, so expect and anticipate change!) -loves community outreach and educating the public through workshops -is comfortable with using Dry Needling -believes in a team clinical approach to working with clients Must-Have Requirements - Doctor of Physical Therapy License to treat must currently be active in the state of North Carolina.
• Minimum of 1 year experience (exceptions made on a case by case basis depending on previous experience) - Dry needling certified (at least 2 total courses covering upper and lower extremity) If you've tasted the dark side of corporate physical therapy and looking to restore your faith in the profession with a family-feel work culture, we welcome your resume : ) Powered by JazzHR
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