Physical Therapist Outpatient Pediatrics Full Time Days

$10,000 Sign-On bonus based on experience

Summary

Physical Therapist evaluates, plans and implements specific treatment programs for individual patients according to the principles and practices of physical therapy. Physical Therapist functions as an interdisciplinary team member providing patient assessment/re-assessment, direct patient care, and individualized care planning/implementation.

Responsibilities

Physical Therapist responds to physician orders for physical therapy. Physical Therapist administers and interprets tests and measurements of patients. Reviews patient charts and progress prior to treatment and modifies treatment plan accordingly. Physical Therapist develops functional goals based on patient and/or family expectations. Physical Therapist develops, improves and restores functional mobility, seeking to return patient to highest level of independence. Seeks clarification of physician orders as needed.

Education

Required: Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy or Doctorate Physical Therapy

Experience

Preferred: 2 years as a practicing PT in a healthcare setting

Certifications

Required: State Licensure

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