Sports-Focused Chiropractic Physician Sought in Leander, TX

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Full-time or part-time Chiropractic Physician

Company: Apex Sports Medicine

Location: 2303 South Bagdad Rd. #200

Leander, TX 78641

Salary: $72,000 to $150,000

Benefits: Employee discount, Flexible schedule, Professional development assistance

Job Type: Employee, commission-based

Job Description: Apex Sports Medicine is built around patient-centered care, functional rehabilitation and providing a variety of integrated treatment options. In addition to sports chiropractic, Apex Sports Medicine provides Active Release Technique, acupuncture, cupping, therapeutic and corrective exercises, movement assessments, instrument soft tissue mobilization, and more. We are growing at a rapid pace and need to hire as soon as possible!

This position is a commission-based employment with a split of up to 60%. We will begin with a sliding scale pay rate to ensure the success of our new hire. Professional development and support included and is very important to us. Credentials such as CCSP and DACBSP strongly recommended (can also be working towards this or eligible to sit for these exams).

Certifications in Active Release Technique, Graston, Rock Tape, FMS, SFMA all strongly encouraged. Please email Dr. Meghan Faulkner MS, DC, DACBSP here for more information regarding this position.

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