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Tristar Physical Therapy

Rehabilitation Technician

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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A Mental Health or Psychiatric Technician cares for patients with mental illnesses. Works under the direction of a physician and works with specialists involved in mental health care, such as psychiatrists and therapists. Monitors patient symptoms and administers medications. Works in a mental health facility or in a hospital or other healthcare facility.

$33,513 / year median in Tennessee

+21% projected growth

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Job Description

Benefits:
401(k) matching Competitive salary Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance New Full-Time Rehabilitation Aide Position Available Are you a college student, recent college graduate, or just someone is looking for an awarding career in physical therapy? Well, then I may have the right position for you. Hi, my name is Jordan Black, owner of Tristar Physical Therapy. I remember so vividly being in your position… … do I apply to Physical Therapy School? … what about OT? … maybe I should become an Athletic Trainer! … how about taking a year off and figuring things out? Once I made the decision to Apply to PT school my mind started to race some more… … what are the requirements to get in? … do I need to take the GRE? … is my GPA good enough? … there are only 30 seats! … will I get accepted? That is when I also read the fine print on the applications… … Observation Hours … Hours of Clinical Experience … Letter of Reference from a Physical Therapist Hmm… I didn't know I needed all of that. That is where my first jobs came into play. It was a physical therapy aide… … aka physical therapy tech position as some people like to call it. It was an outpatient physical therapy position… just like this one! Such a great experience … I trained and worked alongside a wonderful physical therapist … I learned all about customer service and time management … I helped keep the office organized and running smoothly … I learned medical terminology, treatment plans, and modalities But most importantly… I learned that I wanted to become a
PHYSICAL THERAPIST. I
wanted to help people! Hopefully, that's not too cliché. Fast forward to now… I now own and operate a very successful physical therapy clinic here in Newport . Over the past couple of years, we have been able to help 1000s of local residents. The key \"metrics\" we pride ourselves on are not volume, the number of new patients, or gross revenue.... but our customer satisfaction and staff retention rates. Most of our staff has been with us for 3+ years after hire, and the ones that do leave typically are the ones who move out of the area. And for that, we are blessed to have such a great team here at Tristar. I would love to have the opportunity to meet you and have a discussion with someone of your caliber. We are looking for an individual who can... Use us as a stepping stone before physical therapy school. Learn the ins and outs of how a physical therapy clinic works. Assist the therapy team with bringing patients back for their sessions, keep the office clean and organized, follow instructions by the therapists, schedule patients, and do other daily tasks. Have A Lot of Fun While Make A Difference In Someone's Life! If this sounds like something that you might be interested in then submit your application and we can set up a call or time to meet. I look forward to hearing from you, Jordan Black, PT, DPT Job Outline and Description Salary and Benefits Compensation is Highly Competitive in the local market. We prefer our physical therapy aides not work multiple jobs to support their living (Unless they want to) to prevent burnout. So we make sure our salary and benefits package is reflective of that. Small disclaimer of sorts … if you are simply looking to see if physical therapy is the right career for you, I highly recommend not applying to this job. The reason I say this is you can schedule observation hours with our clinic or dozens of other clinics in the area. We are only looking for individuals who want to work in the field of physical therapy.