37 physical-therapy positions at University of Pittsburgh

Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy Faculty

Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy Faculty SHRS-Physical Therapy - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (24003105) Position Description Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy Faculty– Department of Physical Therapy 1

Exercise Oncology Specialist

resolution, developing procedures and initiating new programs. The ideal candidate for this role will have a bachelor’s degree in exercise science and three years of relevant experience. Physical therapy

Student Services Coordinator

Student Services Coordinator SHRS-Physical Therapy - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (24004757) The Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh is ranked number 8 in the US News and

Research Physical Therapist

Research Physical Therapist SHRS-Physical Therapy - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (24003162) The Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh, which is ranked number 8 in the US News

Research Technician- Dr. William Stauffer's lab

systems neuroscience research and translational gene therapy applications. To achieve these goals, we identify critical cell types in human and non-human primate brain, create viral vectors to deliver genes

Faculty.Professor.Adjunct Associate

Faculty.Professor.Adjunct Associate SHRS-Physical Therapy - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (24002897) Position Description Adjunct Faculty in the Department of Physical Therapy 1. Brief statement

Research Technician- Dr. William Stauffer's lab

-specific tools and techniques for use in systems neuroscience research and translational gene therapy applications. To achieve these goals, we identify critical cell types in human and non-human primate

Faculty Professor, Adjunct

Faculty Professor, Adjunct SHRS-Physical Therapy - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (24002090) Position Description Adjunct Faculty in the Department of Physical Therapy 1. Brief statement of duties and

Staff Clinician, Doctoral Intern

, relationship/couples therapy, and teams to assist with disordered eating, gender affirmation, substance use, and trauma. Consistent with the University and Division of Student Affairs’ mission and values

Administrative Assistant I

on regenerative and reconstructive medicine, transplantation immunology, neuroscience, traumatic brain injury, neuroprosthetics, and innovative therapies for injured service members. We are involved in various