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Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) Physical Therapy Residency Program Faculty

highbarhealth
Companyhighbarhealth
CategoryHealthcare
LocationRhode Island
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryUSD 80k–100k
Posted3 Feb 2025
Last verified11 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (lever)
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Description
Highbar's ABPTRFE-Accredited Physical Therapy Residency Program Now Accepting Applications for Faculty Members! Highbar (formerly Performance Physical Therapy) is New England's premier outpatient physical therapy practice, offering a tuition-free, advanced Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) residency program for ambitious physical therapists while allowing them to continue making their full salary!     Highbar Faculty and Adjunct Faculty members are clinicians who exemplify exceptional leadership and clinical skills. This individual serves as a leader within the organization and is committed to continuous professional improvement and innovating the delivery of care for the benefit of their patients, their colleagues, and their profession.   Why Choose Highbar's Residency Program? Industry-leading clinical mentorship Evidence-based practice focus Direct access patient care experience Career advancement opportunities Competitive salary and benefits Work-life balance emphasis   What You Do: Teaching and development of didactic course content Tracking of participant outcomes Direct the assigned Faculty Adjunct in curriculum updates Perform a performance review of the assigned Residency Assistant Act as lead instructor for the assigned weekend laboratory intensive Assess resident need for remediation and participate in residency remediation as needed Act as resident mentor a minimum of 1 time per year or as residency needs allow Participate in program and company marketing opportunities Actively leads professional development of the host company Engage in life-long-learning   What You Need: Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist for at least 3 years. Completed the Highbar Residency Faculty and Mentor Training course. 3 years preferred teaching, mentor, and leadership experience (2 years considered). Experienced in the creation and organization of post-professional education (2 years minimum).