Job Posting For Physical Therapist, Kansas City

Rehabcare is looking for a physical therapist in Kansas City.  If this is you, leave a comment with your e-mail address or send me a confidential note, and I'll get you directly in touch with a corporate Rehabcare recruiter.

Posting: 

We are offering a staff level opportunity for a Physical Therapist in North Kansas City, Missouri at North Kansas City Hospital on our inpatient and subacute rehab programs.

As a licensed Physical Therapist, you will:
Provide the highest quality of rehabilitation services including
assessment, treatment planning, and therapeutic interventions in
an interdisciplinary environment

Conduct patient and family education
Contribute to program development, quality improvement and productivity enhancement activities
Direct Physical Therapist Assistant and/or Rehabilitation
Technician staff

We offer a full range of benefits depending on your status, which may include

Competitive compensation
Health benefits - medical, dental, vision, & prescription
drug plan
401K with company match
Paid time off
Professional education assistance
Long and short term disability
Life insurance

Qualifications for this Physical Therapist position:

Current license or eligibility as a Physical Therapist
Experience with adult or geriatric population is preferred

RehabCare provides rehabilitation services in more than 1,250 locations throughout the United States. We manage services within inpatient, outpatient, skilled nursing, and home health settings. Learn more about us at www.rehabcare.com

And if you're a student for occupational therapy, physical therapy, or speech therapy, check out the campus relations site for Rehabcare.  Ask about tuition reimbursement!

Comments

[Jebs House]

I'm not sure what the hold-up is... maybe they have re-thought their stance on how this is going to actually make the company any money. Or perhaps their lawyers pointed out the liability of providing agents a platform to stick their feet in their mouth. Whatever it is, it's hardly something I'd claim as being "Well done".
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