| Job Title | Range | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Job Title:Physical Therapist (PT) | Range:$62k - $90k | Average:$74,633 |
| Occupational Therapist (OT) | Range:$59k - $87k | Average:$72,908 |
| Licensed Registered Occupational Therapist | Range:$53k - $87k | Average:$68,290 |
| Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) | Range:$53k - $99k | Average:$72,527 |
How much do Fox rehabilitation therapy jobs pay?
The average Fox Rehabilitation salary ranges from approximately $47,465 per year for an Exercise Physiologist to $85,000 per year for a Physical Therapist. The average Fox Rehabilitation hourly pay ranges from approximately $51 per hour for a Physical Therapist to $55 per hour for a Physical Therapist. Fox Rehabilitation employees rate the overall compensation …
What is it like to work at Fox healthcare?
Average Fox Rehabilitation Physical Therapist yearly pay in the United States is approximately $81,640, which meets the national average. Salary information comes from 16 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 36 months. Please note that all salary figures are approximations based upon third …
What do you like most about Fox?
How much does Fox Rehabilitation pay per year? The average Fox Rehabilitation salary ranges from approximately $47,465 per year for an Exercise Physiologist to $85,000 per year for a Physical Therapist. Fox Rehabilitation employees rate the overall compensation and benefits package 3.6/5 stars.
How much does Fox Rehabilitation pay?
The average Fox Rehabilitation salary ranges from approximately $52,214 per year for an Exercise Physiologist to $109,189 per year for a Physical T...
What is the highest salary at Fox Rehabilitation?
The highest-paying job at Fox Rehabilitation is a Physical Therapist with a salary of $109,189 per year.
What is the lowest salary at Fox Rehabilitation?
The lowest-paying job at Fox Rehabilitation is an Exercise Physiologist with a salary of $52,214 per year.
Are Fox Rehabilitation employees satisfied with their compensation?
Fox Rehabilitation employees attributed a compensation and benefits rating of 3.6/5 stars to their company. Read what they think about their salari...
Lots of autonomy with scheduling
Fox is a great company with an awesome culture and push for ethically great care. It's a unique set up - you make your own schedule and decide how to use your time. Awesome for having doctor's appointments and not having to use PTO as you can see more patients on other days that week to make up for it no problem.
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How much does a Physical Therapist make at Fox Rehabilitation in the United States?
Average Fox Rehabilitation Physical Therapist yearly pay in the United States is approximately $79,081, which meets the national average.
Flexible
I enjoy working for Fox but there are areas, just like at any job, where they could improve. Not much room for advancement unless you want to move to a developing territory. Management is great and supportive.
Pros
Flexible schedules for better work/life balance, benefits offered for part time schedules.
Cons
Wear and tear on vehicle, not compensate for many extras (phones, mileage, meetings, documentation time), difficult caseloads at full time.
Good place for per diem work
I work per diem and the hours are flexible since you can make your own schedule. Most of the coworkers are very nice and will help if you reach out.
Great flexibility but at a cost of limited PTO, no raises
Great flexibility and work life balance. However, no pay raises, limited PTO which has to be used if sick ( even with Covid),or if patient cancels. Benefits are expensive. Patients staying in therapy too long with PT/OT overlap.
Cons
Pto, salary, often get cases that should only be PT, then have to spend time documenting patient declining services.
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How good is Fox Rehab?
They have a great team of co-workers there to help you meet your productivity and provide therapy to your patients. Fox is set up for you to treat like you learned in school, the gold standard, not "how it works in the real world". The leadership team for the area is super supportive and there for what ever you need. They do a wonderful job making you feel supported when you are out in the community and always very prompt to return calls and emails to make sure you are never alone and never have an answered question. If you decide to work for this company, you will not regret it. They expect you to work your time, but its very manageable and the patients always make it fun.
What is Fox's best benefit?
They have excellent benefits, MedBridge, and employee interfaces that help you stay connected even though we are often on the road. They also are constantly updating their EMR Systems. While documentation is rarely a fun part of anyone’s job, they do put a number of resources into making it as easy as possible, they even hire therapists to be on the development teams. Fox strives to maintain a tight knit and supportive workplace- in a professional setting that is very independent.
Is Fox a good company?
Fox is a great company with an awesome culture and push for ethically great care. It's a unique set up - you make your own schedule and decide how to use your time. Awesome for having doctor's appointments and not having to use PTO as you can see more patients on other days that week to make up for it no problem.
