Western Virginia
Explore the beauty of Western Virginia, where the Blue Ridge Mountains meet vibrant communities. From outdoor adventures to strong team bonds, this region offers a welcoming atmosphere to work and live. Discover why Western Virginia is the perfect place to take your career and life to the next level!


Western Virginia
Western Virginia offers diverse treatment specialties, including orthopedic, sports rehab, neurological rehab, pediatric therapy, vestibular therapy, women’s health, work comp/industrial rehab, and dry needling. Our Pediatrics and WorkTracks programs stand out as unique services in this region. Clinicians here benefit from mentorship, residency programs, and leadership development, with recent graduates from University of Lynchburg, Radford University, and Emory & Henry College.
The region’s outdoor lifestyle is unbeatable, with hiking, boating, and water sports at Smith Mountain Lake, plus D2 & D3 sports championships in Salem. A tight-knit team culture defines this region. Quarterly team bonding events—from bowling and baseball games to community marathons and pickleball tournaments—keep the team connected. With 7 clinics in 2018 growing to 17 today, and more expansion ahead, Western Virginia is an exciting place to grow your career!
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Explore available positions across multiple specialties and regions. We believe in offering opportunities for everyone, and our job search tool makes it easy for you to filter through opportunities by location, position, and more.
The Patient Services Coordinator at CORA requires a High School diploma or GED and two years of previous customer service experience, responsible for providing exceptional patient interactions and administrative support in a therapy office environment. Key qualifications include proficiency in Microsoft Office and strong communication skills, with a benefits package offering competitive pay, comprehensive insurance, generous PTO, and career growth opportunities.
The Patient Services Coordinator - Float role at CORA requires a High School diploma or GED and involves providing essential administrative support and exceptional customer service across multiple clinic locations. Key qualifications include previous customer service experience, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and strong communication skills, along with a competitive benefits package featuring medical, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, and career advancement opportunities.
Pediatric Physical Therapist position requires a degree from an accredited physical therapy program and a current state license to deliver direct patient care in multiple settings, including outpatient clinics and schools. Key qualifications include strong communication skills and a commitment to patient care, with a competitive benefits package featuring medical, dental, vision, and a student loan assistance program.
CORA Physical Therapy is hiring a full-time Physical Therapist with a CAPTE-approved diploma and a state license to develop personalized care plans for patients with orthopedic and neurological conditions. This role offers competitive pay, flexible work schedules, generous benefits, and opportunities for professional development and mentorship.
The Pediatric Occupational Therapist role requires a graduate of an accredited Occupational Therapy program and a current state license, with responsibilities including direct patient care, performing evaluations, establishing goals, and developing treatment plans across various settings. Key qualifications include strong communication skills and the ability to work independently and collaboratively, complemented by a competitive benefits package featuring medical, dental, vision, and generous professional development support.
The Pediatric Physical Therapist - PRN role requires a graduate of an accredited physical therapy program and a current state license, responsible for providing direct patient care and developing treatment plans in various settings. Key qualifications include strong communication skills and the ability to work independently or collaboratively, with a benefits package that features competitive pay, flexible schedules, retirement plans, and opportunities for professional development.
CORA Physical Therapy requires a full-time Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist with a Master's degree in speech-language pathology and relevant state certification to provide direct patient care across various settings, including outpatient clinics and schools. Key qualifications include strong communication skills and the ability to work in multiple environments, with benefits such as a competitive pay structure, flexible work schedules, comprehensive healthcare coverage, and professional development opportunities.
The Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist, with a Master's degree in speech-language pathology and state licensure, provides direct patient care including evaluations and treatment planning across various settings. Ideal candidates should possess strong communication skills and will benefit from a competitive salary, flexible schedules, generous benefits package, professional development opportunities, and student loan assistance.
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