Physical Therapist Assistant
At CrewBloom · Glen Carbon, Illinois, United States
- Customer support
- Full-time
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- Posted
- 19 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 20 October 2026
- Last checked
- 14 hours ago
Job description
From CrewBloom’s job post, as they wrote it.
We are hiring a Physical Therapist Assistant to join a growing, therapist led outpatient physical therapy organization in Maryville, IL. You will help deliver patient centered care in a welcoming clinic, with a strong focus on patient education and successful outcomes.
The organization supports long term growth, with pathways in both clinical expertise and professional development. Compensation is competitive and the benefits are tailored to each person. They include a comprehensive benefits package, continuing education reimbursement, a 401(k) with company match, and paid time off and holidays.
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Requirements
Key Responsibilities
* Support patient care focused on successful patient outcomes
* Educate patients throughout their course of treatment
* Contribute to a positive, supportive rehab environment in a high energy clinic
* Take part in ongoing personal and professional development
* Develop or strengthen leadership skills as you grow with the team
Qualifications
* Graduate (e.g. associate degree) of an accredited program that meets the licensure requirements of the state of practice
* Licensed, or license eligible, as a Physical Therapist Assistant in Illinois
* Passion for patient education and patient centered care
* Commitment to personal and professional growth
* Interest in developing leadership qualities (preferred)
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