Select Physical Therapy Reviews

Pros

Great experiences and staff was always like family.

Cons

Pay rate was not well enough, even with lots of experiences or seniority.

Pros

Friendly PTs and patients, flexible for getting time off

Cons

Did lots of clerical work, only one aide at a time so juggling A LOT of patients at once

Pros

Good place to practice if your a new grad Census is always good

Cons

Not a conducive learning environment for new grads Low pay Difficult to take PTO if you have it Puts referral sources feelings over what's best for the patient It's all about the bottom line

Pros

Depending on the clinic location you work at, you can have a lot of fun while working. There is no micro-managing, which was probably the best part. They trust you to be able to work on your own and get your tasks done. Since it's outpatient physical therapy, many of the patients are regulars and you get to know them over time. It's a very sociable role. I also learned a lot of new things every day because there were so many tasks to get done. The insurance benefits are actually good.

Cons

Training is only 2 weeks, and there is no way you can learn enough in 2 weeks to feel confident being left alone. There is way more to get done compared to to the basic duties they explain to you during the interview. It's easy to get overwhelmed between the paperwork, phones ringing, and patients needing assistance. If the pay was higher, it wouldn't be so bad. It felt like they took advantage of the help. Also, you have to use your PTO anytime the clinics are closed for a holiday, so it can be hard to save your PTO hours depending on how often you need them. Raises are only 2% depending on your review. There is not a great opportunity to move up.

Pros

Good pay and decent benefits for a new grad.

Cons

Very busy caseload, minimal mentoring

Pros

Flexible schedule and really nice employees

Cons

Bad pay and no growth within company

Pros

Friendly managers. Employee events and appreciation.

Cons

Poor competitive pay. No raises. Poor work life balance

Pros

Amazing coworkers | fun patients | great clinic environment | sense of community

Cons

Not enough money | hard to move up | upper management doesn't listen to our wants and needs | don't feel valued

Pros

Coworkers are great Supervisor was nice Upper management recognizes hard work

Cons

low pay Hectic patient scheduling

Pros

Management at my clinic was very nice and easy to approach with any concerns. Work environment was also very welcoming.

Cons

Company expectations of front desk at times were unrealistic, training was subpar, and wages are on the lower end.