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Colorado Physio Clinic
Licensed Massage Therapist - Physical Therapy Clinic
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What they do
A Physical Therapist helps patients with physically disabling conditions or injuries to improve their ability to move and manage their pain. Uses techniques including targeted exercises and massage therapy. Works in conjunction with other healthcare providers to provide rehabilitation to patients after an injury or illness. May specialize in treating certain types of injuries or patients.
$91,813 / year median in Colorado
+10% projected growth
Job Description
What You'll Do As a Licensed Massage Therapist, you'll work alongside our physical therapy team to provide therapeutic massage that complements each patient's rehabilitation and recovery plan. You'll play an important role in helping patients reduce pain, improve mobility, and support overall function. Perform patient assessments and develop individualized massage therapy plans based on clinical needs and treatment goals. Provide therapeutic massage techniques, including deep tissue, trigger point, and neuromuscular techniques, to address pain, muscle tension, and soft tissue restrictions. Collaborate with physical therapists and other clinical team members to support comprehensive patient care. Educate patients on self-care strategies, stretching, recovery tools, and techniques they can use between visits. Accurately document treatments, patient responses, and progress according to clinic protocols and applicable requirements. Maintain a clean, organized, welcoming, and compliant treatment environment. Deliver a professional, compassionate patient experience that supports healing, recovery, and wellness. What You Bring Active Massage Therapy license in the state of practice. Training and experience in deep tissue and trigger point massage techniques; Neuromuscular Massage certification is preferred . Experience working in an outpatient physical therapy, rehabilitation, sports medicine, or similar clinical setting is preferred. Strong understanding of anatomy, soft tissue techniques, and therapeutic massage principles. Ability to tailor treatments to individual patient needs while working within a collaborative rehabilitation plan. Excellent communication, professionalism, and teamwork skills. A compassionate, patient-centered approach and genuine interest in helping people feel and function better. Why Join Us? Bring your hands-on expertise to a collaborative outpatient physical therapy environment where massage therapy is an integral part of patient care. You'll have the opportunity to work alongside experienced clinicians and make a meaningful impact on patients' pain, mobility, recovery, and overall well-being.