Physical Therapist

Qualifications
License to practice Physical Therapy in the State of New York 
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree,Master or Bachelors of PT
What We Offer: We know that exceptional patient service can only be achieved when our team is well cared for.  We strive to create an environment that bolsters career growth while providing the flexibility and time necessary to simply be a human being. Further benefits include:
Mentorship Programs and Spear’s award-winning Future Leaders Program (SFLP).  
$1,500/year Continuing Education Stipend; In-house CEU Opportunities for Monthly Manual Therapy Workshops; Physician Shadowing; Lectures.  
Student Loan Repayment Program.   
One Medical paid membership. Learn more: https://www.onemedical.com/business/
Mental Health benefits that include paid time off and support services

Who We Are Looking For: We value empathy in our team members and a dedication to clinical excellence, whatever your workstyle, above all else. While we are looking for both entrepreneurial big-thinkers and those dedicated simply to the day-to-day of treatment, successful candidates will understand that being clear is kind and that actions express priorities. Whether you are a seasoned clinician or a new graduate we are certain you will find your niche with us.  
Passion for the field of physical and occupational therapy.
Proactive, collaborative, team-oriented attitude because we don’t work in silos!
Commitment to and hunger for continued learning.
Dedication to not only rehabilitating patients’ injuries but their confidence & vitality.
Accomplishment from pairing your clinical skills with emotional intelligence.
Celebrate wins and learn from losses with your patients, colleagues, & communities. 

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 and general strength and endurance
Lifting:routinely loads of 5-35 lbs from:Floor to waist/Waist to shoulder/ Shoulder to overhead
Carrying: routinely loads of 5-10lbs for 40-50’
Pushing: routinely loads of 5-150lbs on casters, runners or pulleys
Sustaining a grip:routinely for 1-2 minutes of 40-50lbs
Guarding a “lift load” routinely of 120-140lbs