In one of our physical therapy jobs in schools in Massachusetts, you’ll play an integral role in the school community, helping students build the strength, motor skills and confidence needed to succeed. The demand for passionate school physical therapists in Massachusetts is growing, and ProCare Therapy is eager to help you find Massachusetts physical therapy jobs in schools that are perfect for you. In addition, we offer ongoing career support, comprehensive benefits and a competitive salary for our school-based physical therapy jobs in Massachusetts. Explore our wide variety of PT and PTA jobs in schools in Massachusetts today!
The primary responsibility of school physical therapist (PT) jobs and physical therapy assistant (PTA) jobs in schools in Massachusetts is to help students engage in healthy movement patterns. School physical therapists typically work with students who have disabilities, and they design and implement therapeutic interventions for students in need. Physical therapy jobs in schools in Massachusetts also require PTs and PTAs to work closely with other professionals, teachers and parents on the child’s progress and interventions.
To be considered for school physical therapist jobs in Massachusetts, it is required to have a Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy (DPT), which offers hands-on experience under the supervision of another DPT in a clinical setting. In addition, school physical therapists in Massachusetts must receive certification and state licensure. The American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties handles the different specialties you can receive certification for as a school physical therapist, and it’s required to pass the National Physical Therapy Examination to receive state licenses. For PTA jobs in schools in Massachusetts, applicants must receive an associate’s degree from an accredited program and proper licensure.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of physical therapists in Massachusetts is projected to grow by 23.1% from 2020 to 2030. In addition, overall employment of Massachusetts physical therapist assistants is projected to grow by 37.7% from 2020 to 2030. The average salary for school-based physical therapy jobs in Massachusetts depends on prior experience, education and the setting and city where the job is located.
Are you passionate about working with children and helping their motor skills? ProCare invites you to explore exciting physical therapy jobs in schools in Massachusetts below, including Massachusetts PTA jobs in schools and more. Apply today!