Physical Therapist - Outpatient - License Required

ATTENTION: This position requires graduation as a Doctor of Physical Therapy (or equivalent standing) and a state license as a Physical Therapist.

Now Hiring

Physical Therapist

Full-time or Part-time

Outpatient Clinic – Private Practice

Atlanta Rehabilitation & Performance Center
7378 Friendship Springs Blvd Suite A, Flowery Branch, GA 30542

For any questions about this position, feel free to call or text us at (414) 939-5870. Thank you for your interest!

Overview:

Due to growth, Atlanta Rehabilitation & Performance Center is now hiring a full-time or part-time Physical Therapist for an Outpatient Orthopedics position in Flowery Branch, GA.

The PT hired for this role will see a mix of general outpatient orthopedic caseload with some emphasis on sports.

Join Our Team:

The ideal candidate is a self-starter and committed to continuing to grow as a professional. We’re looking for someone with strong outpatient orthopedic experience as well as a background in sports physical therapy. New grad PTs will be supported and mentored.

Caseload / Patient Population:

The average clinical caseload for a staff Physical Therapist is 10-12 visits per day.

Caseload is general outpatient orthopedics with 50% post-operative.

Work Schedule:

This is a full-time position to work 5 days per week, Monday - Friday. No weekends / No holidays. Enjoy excellent work / life balance. The actual work schedule is flexible depending on clinic needs, staff availability, and the preference of the candidate hired.

Job Requirements:

• Graduation as a Doctor of Physical Therapy (or equivalent standing)
• Eligible for Georgia state licensure as a Physical Therapist.
• Prior experience is not required. New Grad PTs are welcome.

Learn More:

Jennifer Dahlin

(414) 939-5870 (call or text)

ENGAGE@careertreenetwork.com

About Atlanta Rehabilitation & Performance Center:

Atlanta Rehabilitation & Performance Center is a small business founded by physical therapists and an athletic trainer who decided to create a business model that would put the patient first. In 2001, Atlanta Rehabilitation opened in an effort to improve the delivery of physical therapy and sports medicine services. The goal was to provide the same level of service and accessibility afforded to our professional athletes, to all patients regardless of age, race, or socioeconomic status.CTN2