Dorsa Chiropractic is a locally owned, fast-growing Denver clinic where patients feel welcomed, teammates genuinely enjoy working together, and no one feels like just another number. Our office is energetic, collaborative, and full of people who care about helping patients recover while having fun along the way.
We believe great patient outcomes start with a great team environment. We work hard, support each other, celebrate wins, and genuinely enjoy coming to work each day. As our clinic continues to grow, we're looking for someone who wants to grow with us and become an important part of our team's future.
About the Role:
The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) plays a critical role in helping injured patients recover and return to their highest level of function. Working under the direction of the treating provider, the PTA delivers evidence-based therapeutic interventions, reinforces treatment plans, tracks patient progress, and ensures an exceptional patient experience throughout the course of care. This position is heavily focused on Personal Injury (PI), Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA), and musculoskeletal rehabilitation patients.
We're flexible when it comes to scheduling and are open to both part-time and full-time candidates. If you're looking to start part-time and transition into a larger role as we continue to grow, we'd love to have that conversation. We're focused on finding the right person first and building a schedule that works for everyone.
The ideal candidate is compassionate, highly accountable, team-oriented, and committed to delivering outstanding patient outcomes while contributing to the growth and reputation of Dorsa Chiropractic.
Job Responsibilities:
- Patient Care:
- Implement treatment plans established by the treating provider.
- Deliver therapeutic exercises, neuromuscular re-education, therapeutic activities, and functional rehabilitation.
- Monitor patient response to treatment and communicate progress or concerns to providers.
- Educate patients on home exercise programs and recovery expectations.
- Encourage treatment compliance and appointment adherence.
- Maintain a positive and professional patient experience.
- Documentation:
- Complete timely and accurate treatment documentation.
- Document objective findings, patient response, and progression of care.
- Ensure all documentation meets regulatory and clinic standards.
- Report changes in patient condition promptly.
- Team Collaboration:
- Collaborate closely with chiropractors and support staff.
- Participate in clinical discussions regarding patient progression.
- Assist with implementation of new treatment protocols.
- Support clinic initiatives focused on patient outcomes and operational excellence.
- Patient Experience:
- Build strong relationships with patients.
- Reinforce provider recommendations and treatment plans.
- Address patient concerns professionally.
- Promote a welcoming and positive clinic culture.
- Growth & Leadership:
- Participate in ongoing clinical education.
- Assist in training future staff as department grows.
- Contribute ideas that improve patient care and clinic operations.
Requirements:
- Graduate of an accredited PTA program
- Valid Colorado Physical Therapy Assistant License
- Current CPR certification
- Strong knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and therapeutic exercise techniques
- Excellent communication skills to effectively instruct and motivate patients of diverse backgrounds
If you're searching for a PTA position where you can make a real impact while enjoying the people you work with, we'd love to meet you. We encourage you to explore our website and social mediachannels to see our team in action and decide if our culture, energy, and approach to patient care align with what you're looking for in your next opportunity.