Physical Therapist - 70 Pine Street

Spear Physical and Occupational Therapy – Physical Therapist at 70 Pine Street Spear Physical and Occupational Therapy is seeking a qualified, passionate Physical Therapist to join the team at its 70 Pine Street Clinic in the Financial District of Manhattan. New graduates are welcome to apply. Therapists are responsible for setting clear expectations for their patients’ clinical progress, executing treatments as promised, providing items or documents such as Home Exercise Programs, and maintaining a high standard of clinical excellence while delivering 5‑star customer service. Qualifications License to practice Physical Therapy in the State of New York Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree; Master or Bachelor of Physical Therapy What We Offer Mentorship Programs and Spear’s award‑winning Future Leaders Program (SFLP) $1,500 per year Continuing Education Stipend; in‑house CEU opportunities for monthly Manual Therapy Workshops, Physician Shadowing, and lectures Student Loan Repayment Program One Medical paid membership Mental Health benefits that include paid time off and support services Who We Are Looking For Passion for the field of physical and occupational therapy Proactive, collaborative, team‑oriented attitude; we value evidence over silos Commitment to and hunger for continued learning Dedication to rehabilitating patients’ injuries, confidence, and vitality Ability to pair clinical skills with emotional intelligence Willingness to celebrate wins and learn from losses with patients, colleagues, and community A resonance with our SPEAR‑IT values Service Passion Empathy Accountability Respect Impact Teamwork Physical Demand Capacity Consistent with Published Industry PDC Norms Requires manual dexterity, general strength, and endurance Lifting: routinely 5‑35 pounds from floor to waist, waist to shoulder, shoulder to overhead Carrying: routinely 5‑10 pounds for 40‑50 feet Pushing: routinely 5‑150 pounds on casters, runners, or pulleys Sustaining a grip: routinely 1‑2 minutes of 40‑50 pounds Guarding a lift load: routinely 120‑140 pounds #J-18808-Ljbffr