Role Overview: A physical therapist evaluates, plans, and implements rehabilitation programs to improve mobility, reduce pain, increase strength, and correct deformities. The role emphasizes delivering quality, cost-effective care while adhering to regulatory standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Patient Assessment: Collaborate with physicians to develop, evaluate, and update treatment plans; create individualized care and discharge plans with patient and family input.
- Treatment Planning and Care: Implement and adjust therapy plans, select appropriate activities, educate patients and families, provide discharge instructions, and serve as a resource for staff and physicians.
- Documentation: Record evaluations, treatment sessions, and discharge information in compliance with departmental guidelines.
- Customer Service & Professional Development: Demonstrate excellent communication, teamwork, and commitment to ongoing education; foster a positive environment and adhere to policies and protocols.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Graduate from an accredited physical therapy program; Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate in Physical Therapy required.
- Licensed as a Physical Therapist; Basic Life Support certification required.
- Effective communication, customer service orientation, team collaboration, and basic computer skills.