Physical Therapist outpatient: 90K - 125K per year

Physical Achievement Center•Oshkosh, WI

19d•Onsite

About The Position

Physical Achievement Center is seeking an experienced Physical Therapist to join their team in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. This clinic focuses on a "hometown healing" environment and aims to elevate the profession of Physical Therapy by having clinicians practice at the top of their license. They offer a robust continuing education program, clinical mentorship, and leadership training in a collaborative setting. The role involves treating adult to older adult patients with general orthopedic conditions, focusing on non-surgical spine, shoulder, lower extremity pain, and neuropathy reversal. The goal is to help patients avoid surgery, medications, and injections by addressing the root cause of their problems. The clinic believes physical therapy is a cost-saver to the medical system by preventing unnecessary procedures and treatments.

Requirements

Eligible or currently licensed in Wisconsin state licensure as a Physical Therapist.
Must be legally eligible to work in the United States.
Full-time is preferred.
Part-time candidates with 30 hours and 5 weekdays of availability will also be considered.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience is preferred.
New Grad PTs will be considered.
Experience in a collaborative environment.
Passion for making a difference in the community.
Interest in growing professionally.
Enthusiasm for helping patients achieve optimal results.
Interest in educating the community about "PT First and Why".
Desire to be the provider of choice in the community.

Responsibilities

Treat patients to help them achieve optimal results.
Educate the community about "PT First and Why".
Provide services within a "hometown healing" environment.
Practice at the top of your license.
Participate in continuing education, clinical mentorship, and leadership training.
Help patients avoid surgery, medications, and injections by addressing the root cause of their problems.
Focus on non-surgical spine, shoulder, lower extremity pain, and neuropathy reversal.
Potentially participate in occasional weekend community event participation.