Concierge Physical Therapist (Prn) Boston, MA Stealth

Concierge Physical Therapist (PRN) at Stealth Ventures at Redesign Health Boston, MA Who we are Kins Health is a modern physical therapy practice with a mission to restore the mobility and confidence of those suffering from chronic pain, surgery or injury. Our vision is to create the easiest way to find and stick with a physical therapy program.

We combine the best of in-person/telehealth care with the power of digital tools to drive matching, adherence and satisfaction. In building Kins, we have the potential to transform millions of patients' lives by broadening access to effective treatments for musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders, which impact 1/2 US adults. Our company is incubated out of Redesign Health's innovation platform.

Redesign Health brings together entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investors to elevate healthcare companies that empower people to live their healthiest lives. Our first companies include Lively, Ever/Body, Vault Health, Springtide, HealthQuarters, Calibrate, Proper, Anomaly, Jasper, MedArrive, and stealth ventures in elder care, behavioral health, physical therapy, and complementary medicine. Were capitalized with permanent capital from world-class institutional investors and entrepreneurs.

About the job As part of our clinical team, youll be responsible for delivering clinical care to our patients which includes virtual telehealth appointments and in-person appointments at the patients home. This is not traditional home health as you know it but serving patients with outpatient needs in the home. Why work with us Work when you want:

You set your own hours each week including weekends and evenings. No pre-defined shifts - work when and for as long as you want Competitive pay: We offer highly competitive pay per patient you see More 1:1 time with patients:

Our unique model let's you see one patient at time versus juggling many in a clinic environment See motivated patients: You will work with a highly motivated patient population with typical outpatient needs versus home health needs Opportunity to provide Virtual Care: While some visits will be in home, virtual telehealth will also be a significant venue for patient visits.

You can practice from your home or any place of your choosing What youll do Provide treatment, plan of care, and exercise prescription for patient caseload Consistently ensure a world-class level of clinical care and patient experience Document all treatments provided in our EMR Communicate via chat with patients as needed Able to commit to a minimum of 8 hours/month in either an in-home or telehealth setting What youll need Licensed Physical Therapist with 3 years of clinical experience (preferred) Completed state regulated CEU requirement in Massachusetts CPR certification Demonstrated excellent written/verbal communication skills and virtual bedside manner Excited to build and deliver a new model for achieving better clinical outcomes Creative and flexible, but always puts the patient first Excellent at forging successful and respectful relationships with the entire team Bonus: Home health or Telehealth experience Job Type: PRN or Per-Diem Pay:

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