New Jersey Centers of Physical Therapy jobs and careers
Montville, NJ
About New Jersey Centers of Physical Therapy
At The New Jersey Centers of Physical Therapy, we firmly believe that our organization is more than just a place of work; it's a work of art. We strive to create an environment that cultivates the right mindset, facilitating success and enabling the achievement of your goals. NJCPT takes pride in being the largest privately-owned Physical Therapy practice in our region, cultivating innovation, real mentorship, and relationality. As such, our working culture and ethos is designed to reflect this philosophy, nurturing growth, inspiring creativity, and driving passion among our team members. At the core of our services is our unwavering commitment to extraordinary care within the field of Physical Therapy. We passionately create outstanding experiences for each patient, founded on trust, reliability, and a genuine connection. Our dedication to providing exceptional quality and precision sets us apart in the industry, making us a trusted partner in physical therapy. Embrace your mindset for success in an environment that values superior clinical skills, provides ongoing mentorship, and gives you the space to exercise time, creativity, and passion. We extend an invitation to those eager to grow and innovate, offering opportunities in Physical Therapy and Support Team positions. Join our team and work alongside the best Doctors of Physical Therapy in an atmosphere of unrivaled reliability, trust, and connection. At NJCPT, we're not just building a team; we're nurturing a community of excellence. Your journey to success starts here. Welcome to NJCPT. Welcome to success.
- Founded
- 2006
- Employees
- 11 to 50
- Headquarters
- Montville
- Hiring in
- 1 city
Leadership
The top of New Jersey Centers of Physical Therapy's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Phil Lombardo
President
9 reports
Elizabeth Manko
Vice President Of Strategy And Organizational Development
Melanie Eskin
Clinic Manager
7 reports