Position Details
Physical Therapist Opportunity at an Outpatient Ortho Facility-Outpatient Ortho PT // Paducah, KY
PHYSICAL THERAPIST POSITION
in an Outpatient Ortho Facility
ABOUT US
If you are interested in becoming part of a successful, dynamic organization, this facility has opportunities available for skilled, energetic, service-oriented candidates. At this facility, you’ll enjoy the challenges of working in an environment that encourages teamwork, dedication, and the opportunities to be involved in outreach opportunities and a progressive career path.
This facility is a place where you’ll enjoy the challenges of meaningful work and find all the resources to support you as you explore different opportunities. Our “promote from within” philosophy encourages you to take on progressively higher levels of responsibility and provides the encouragement to succeed.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
The Physical Therapist's role is to plan, implement and evaluate patient care programs designed to increase, maintain or restore function, minimize or prevent disability, and assist patients in reaching their maximum performance levels. New Grads may apply.
BENEFITS
At this facility, we recognize that the success of our organization lies in the strength of our staff. We understand the importance of providing competitive and flexible benefits for our associates and their families. Adding flexibility to the traditional benefit package makes sense, because it gives you the choice to use benefit dollars in a cost-effective manner which best suits your needs.
In Their Own Words
Critical Connection was recommended to me by a friend, and I'm really glad I found them. I just think the process of looking for a job is terrifying. Plus I was working a lot of hours and just didn't have much time to spend trying to find a new job. What I really wanted was to make a career change, switch from inpatient to outpatient and start to finally pursue my hand certification. I am a really picky person, but Telly was so patient with me through the process. I told him exactly what I wanted, and then I spent a couple of months interviewing with different practices until I found the one I wanted, and I must have asked Telly a million and a half questions, but he was always great about it. I completely changed my career, and it was a lot less time consuming and less stressful working with Critical Connection. You always hear such nasty things about recruiters and agencies, but that wasn't my experience at all. I had Telly's full support and consultation every step of the way, and I was still in control of what was happening which was great.
R. Hanson, OTR/L
Vienna, Virginia