​​​If you are passionate about treating and helping patients heal, look no further! At Integrated Therapy, you will have a crucial role in helping patients regain mobility and improve their quality of life. You will enjoy a rewarding career and genuinely feel you are making a difference in treating patients and delivering the utmost quality care. ​​​​

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• Full-time and Part-Time contract therapist positions are available — for both Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants.

• Immediate employment.

• Independent Contractor/1099.

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See above for mutiple locations open in Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. Please indicate your preference when applying.

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At Integrated Therapy, you will thrive with autonomy and a flexible work schedule. We offer a supportive, family-owned environment with competitive pay, on-the-job aquatic training, happy therapists, and satisfied patients.

 

Ditch the demanding days of acute care, home health, and other outpatient clinics, and discover the joys of aquatic therapy while managing your own schedule. As an added plus, the water provides a comfortable, low-impact treatment environment that fosters great patient participation and results. It's great for your body as well.

 

Learn more about aquatic physical therapy here:  

https://aqua-pt.com/#how-it-works​​

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Physical Therapists:

• Tests and evaluates the extent of the patient’s disability (including any pains or other issues) and administers aquatic physical therapy treatment through the use of various exercise techniques and therapeutic procedures in accordance with the physician's referral.

• Supervision of PTA(s) and mentoring guidance.

 

Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants:​

• Makes patients and their needs a primary focus of one’s actions.

• Develops and sustains productive patient relationships.

• Actively seeks information to understand patient circumstances, problems, expectations, and needs.

• Builds rapport and cooperative relationships with patients. Considers how actions or plans will affect patients and responds quickly to meet patient needs and resolves problems.

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Physical Therapists:

• Evaluates the extent of the patient’s disabilities to determine appropriate treatment programs using a variety of tests, such as manual muscle tests, goniometry, functional testing, and gait analysis.
   

Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants:​​

• Plans aquatic therapy programs and administers treatment to restore body function and strength, relieve pain, and prevent disability through the use of various therapeutic techniques—exercise programs, facilitation techniques, muscle re-education, gait training, and utilizing the physical properties of the water.

• Provides and demonstrates instruction to the patient.

• Maintains medical records of evaluation, treatment, and progress for each patient.​
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• Degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited college or university.

• Licensed Physical Therapist or Physical Therapy Assistant.
  *Within the state you are applying within.

• Demonstrated competency in customer service skills, customer focus abilities, and the ability to understand customer needs.​​​