Physical Therapist - full-time

Additional Information About the Role

Parkland Therapy Services with BJC in Farmington, MO has an opportunity for a full-time Physical Therapist to work in our outpatient facility with orthopedic, sports medicine, and neurologic patients.  A great opportunity to work in a smaller community with beautiful surroundings!

• 4 10-hour OR 5 8-hour shifts (2 late days until 6pm needed)
• Inpatient weekend rotation every 7-8 weeks; 1 holiday rotation 
• Sign-on Bonus
• CEU Budget for each therapist

As part of BJC HealthCare, Parkland Health Center offers a unique combination of world-class medicine along with the deep local roots and rich history of its three predecessors – Bonne Terre Hospital (opened in 1911), Mineral Area Regional Medical Center (1952), and Farmington Community Hospital (1969).

Parkland Health Center has two locations in St.

Francois County, Missouri – a full-service acute care hospital in Farmington as well as a rural emergency hospital in Bonne Terre.

Parkland Health Center provides quality primary and secondary level inpatient and outpatient services to the people of St.

Francois County and surrounding areas in southeastern Missouri.

In addition, Parkland’s Farmington campus offers a full continuum of inpatient and medical-surgical and intensive care, obstetrics and emergency services, along with a wide variety of outpatient services including oncology services, an infusion center, a wound care clinic, and the Huckstep Heart and Lung Center.

 Bonne Terre is a Rural Emergency Hospital providing emergency services and outpatient services including medical observation, lab, radiology, and sleep study.

The Physical Therapy Department provides both inpatient and outpatient therapy treatment options.

Our staff of experienced, efficient physical therapists and assistants communicate closely with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers and work diligently with patients to develop safe, personalized rehabilitation programs that aid them in improving mobility and  returning to daily functional activities.