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Healthpro Heritage, LLC
Physical Therapist (PT)
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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.
$86,752 / year median in Ohio
-5% projected decline
Job Description
Overview HealthPro Heritage has a great Physical Therapist (PT) opportunity.
Need:
Part-time 10-15 hours per weekLocation:
Elison of Marietta inMarietta, OH Part-time Benefits:
401k, Dental, Vision, and 360CEUs Perks:
Flexible scheduling- Part-time roles allow better work-life balance, making it easier to manage family, continuing education, or other commitments. Reduced burnout
- Fewer hours can help maintain energy and passion for patient care, especially in a physically demanding field. Experience in senior care
- Elison communities typically serve older adults, offering valuable hands-on experience in geriatrics, mobility, and chronic condition management. Opportunity to supplement income
- Therapists may combine this role with another job, private practice, or travel PT work. Smaller, relationship-focused setting
- Assisted living environments often allow more one-on-one interaction and continuity of care compared to fast-paced hospitals. Skill development
- Working with balance issues, fall prevention, and post-surgical rehab in seniors can strengthen specialized clinical skills. Lower stress environment
- Compared to acute care settings, senior living communities may have a slower pace and more predictable caseloads. Networking opportunities
- Collaborating with nurses, caregivers, and other healthcare professionals can build professional connections. Transition role
- Ideal for therapists easing into retirement or returning to work after time off. Community impact
- Helping residents maintain independence and quality of life can be especially rewarding on a personal level.