$90K - $110K/yr
Full-time
Retirement, PTO
Posted 17 days ago
Job description
Parabolic Performance & Rehab | Montclair · Little Falls · Hackensack
Built on Science. Driven by Movement. Help Shape the Future of Sports Therapy at Parabolic - Where Rehab Meets Performance.
Why Parabolic?
- 1:1 treatment sessions – no mill, no double-booking.
- Athlete-ready facility with racks, turf, force plates, BFR cuffs, VBT sensors and more.
- Built-in team of physical therapists, massage therapists, and sports scientists.
- Career runway – $2,000 CEU budget, paid mentored hours, pathway to program lead.
- Competitive package – top-tier salary + performance bonus, 401(k), full benefits, flexible PTO.
What You’ll Do
- Evaluate and treat active adults & athletes with a focus on both rehab and long-term performance
- Design and implement sport-specific and performance focused programs (from breathing drills to trap-bar jumps).
- Use clinical reasoning and movement-based assessments to guide treatment
- Track objective KPIs and iterate plans.
- Collaborate with a supportive team in modern, well-equiped facilities.
- Participate in ongoing mentorship and continue professional growth.
Ready to treat without productivity chains and help athletes go Parabolic?
What You’ll Bring
- Approachable, team-first mindset that energizes collaboration and clinic culture
- PT + NJ license (or ability to obtain quickly).
- 2-3+ yrs outpatient/sports experience
- Passion for individualized care with an emphasis on movement based therapy.
- Outcome-oriented mindset: You value measurable progress and use objective data to track and demonstrate patient outcomes.
- Committed to evidence-based practice, consistently integrating the latest research to deliver the most effective and informed care to your patients.
- A genuine passion for lifelong learning and sharing knowledge.
USD $90,000.00 - USD $110,000.00 /Yr.
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