Full or Part Time Physiotherapist

Job Description SportsCare Physical Therapy has an opening for a full or part-time physical therapist.
SportsCare Physical Therapy is a privately owned practice locationed in Johns Creek. We are an employee focused and customer/patient care-oriented company. We have a dynamic and interactive work environment, professionally collaborating on knowledge, education and patient care. We also have a state-of-the-art facility including shock wave therapy an Alter-g Antigravity treadmill, Biodex, Quickboard agility trainer, and Delphi blood flow restriction tourniquet along with many other advanced rehabilitation equipment. Experience in orthopedics and/or sports physical therapy is preferred, but new graduates are welcome to apply

\nCompany Description SportsCare Physical Therapy is a privately owned practice with locations in John’s Creek and Duluth. We are an employee focused and customer/patient care-oriented company. The practice owner is an adjunct professor at Emory University and we take a strong evidenced based approach to our practice. We have a dynamic and interactive work environment, professionally collaborating on knowledge, education and patient care. Sportscare also has a state-of-the-art facility including an Alter-G and small anti gravity treadmill, Biodex isokinetics, and a Delphi blood flow restriction training device, among many other types of equipment. The patient mix is diversified, with an emphasis on sports injuries. SportsCare Physical Therapy is a privately owned practice with locations in John’s Creek and Duluth. We are an employee focused and customer/patient care-oriented company. The practice owner is an adjunct professor at Emory University and we take a strong evidenced based approach to our practice. We have a dynamic and interactive work environment, professionally collaborating on knowledge, education and patient care. Sportscare also has a state-of-the-art facility including an Alter-G and small anti gravity treadmill, Biodex isokinetics, and a Delphi blood flow restriction training device, among many other types of equipment. The patient mix is diversified, with an emphasis on sports injuries.