Frank Lee

Physical Therapist · The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists

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Overview

Level
Staff
Function
Healthcare
Tenure
5 years
since Aug 2021
Gender
Male

Experience

Physical TherapistCurrent
The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists
Since Aug 2021 · 5 years · Denver

Education

University Of Houston
Bachelors
2004 – 2012
Texas Woman's University
Doctorates
2013 – 2016

Skills

Microsoft Office Bodybuilding Bilingual Triathlon Sports Nutrition Strength Training Management Research Interpersonal Communication Abilities Team Leadership Nutrition Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Powerpoint Leadership Sales Data Entry Strategic Planning Team Building Clinical Research Personal Training Strength And Conditioning Manual Therapy Athletics Exercise Physiology Science

About The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists

Industry
Hospitals & Physicians Clinics
Employees
20 to 99
Revenue
<$1M
Office Location
8755 E Orchard Rd Ste 604, Greenwood Village, CO

Professional Overview

Frank Lee is a Physical Therapist, currently affiliated with The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists, based in Denver. As a physical therapist, Lee contributes to patient care, clinical workflows, and healthcare operations in Denver. They have been with The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists for 5 years. Lee holds academic credentials, including Bachelors and Doctorates, from University Of Houston and Texas Woman's University. Core competencies include Microsoft Office, Bodybuilding, Bilingual, Triathlon, Sports Nutrition. The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists operates in the Hospitals & Physicians Clinics sector with a workforce of 20 to 99 employees. Healthcare organizations seeking to recruit physical therapist professionals can use HealthTal to access direct email addresses and personal phone numbers compiled from public LinkedIn profile data and public licensing data in the NPI registry. Direct outreach to physical therapist specialists consistently yields higher response rates than passive job board postings, particularly for roles requiring specific clinical credentials or state licensure.

Position in HealthTal Database

  • 75,598 healthcare professionals in HealthTal hold the physical therapist specialty. Frank Lee is one of them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Frank Lee located?

Frank Lee is based in Denver. They are currently affiliated with The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists.

What is Frank Lee's specialty?

Frank Lee specializes in physical therapist. Their current role is Physical Therapist.

Where does Frank Lee currently work?

Frank Lee currently works at The Fitness Lab Functional Movement And Rehab Specialists. They have been there for 5 years.

What is Frank Lee's educational background?

Frank Lee attended University Of Houston and Texas Woman's University.

How do I contact Frank Lee for recruiting?

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What is the average salary for a physical therapist in the United States?

physical therapists in the United States typically earn $78,000 to $130,000 annually, with a median of $99,000. Figures derive from BLS OEWS data, adjusted for state cost of labor. Senior-titled roles (Director, Manager, Chief) and high-acuity practice settings push the upper end.