Health Connections Enterprises is rapidly expanding in multiple locations across the United States. We have many opportunities for high quality, confident providers, both as employees of HCE, as well as, providers at facilities interested in becoming Approved HCE Providers. Please review our current opportunities listed below and submit the required information for consideration by HCE. We will acknowledge your submission and contact you with any relevant opportunities in your area.

It’s great to be a physical therapist with Health Connections Enterprises! Our physical therapists are highly skilled in manual and exercise therapy, and cross trained in ergonomics, physical demand analysis, functional testing, accident investigation, and much more. As a physical therapist for Health Connections Enterprises, you will be in a position of leadership within our employer clients.



You will help set up prevention programs, facilitate early intervention systems and guide the musculoskeletal care of our client’s employees and dependents. You will work closely with other physical therapists in the community, as well as, local physicians when referrals are necessary. Your patient’s safety is your foremost responsibility! READ MORE >

Supervised Exercise Specialists that work for HCE are critical to our Vision and Mission. Health Connections Enterprises advocates that the majority of musculoskeletal conditions developed in the U. S. are in appropriate movement patterns performed too often, thereby leading to tissue breakdown, pai... READ MORE >

HCE is not about bricks and mortar! We recognize that we don’t need to own and operate everything, and that there are already quality physical therapists and physicians that are just as frustrated as HCE. These providers currently agree with the HCE musculoskeletal model or are willing to explore ... READ MORE >

Across the country, hospitals and healthcare providers are striving to find innovative and affordable ways to improve the overall health of the communities they serve, while continuing to survive decreasing reimbursements and increasing regulations. One way to do this is to develop key partnerships ... READ MORE >