Physical Therapist

Aspire Home Healthcare Yuba City , CA 95991

Posted 2 months ago

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Ideal candidate will have excellent verbal/written communication and teaching skills as well as feel comfortable with electronic documentation. Candidate with previous home care, outpatient or skilled nursing facility experience preferred but not required.We are seeking a full time Physical Therapist to cover the Yuba City / Marysville / Colusa / Sutter / Williams and surrounding areas.Our full-time employees enjoy:
• One-on-One Client Care
• Paid hourly drive time
• Regular Evaluations with annual merit increases
• Mileage reimbursement
• Comprehensive benefit and vacation time package
• Matching 401K option
• Employee referral bonus up to $500.00

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