Home Health Physical Therapist

Now Hiring: Physical Therapist (PT) – Home Health Ventura County, CA – Oxnard, Thousand Oaks, Moorpark, Simi Valley & Surrounding Areas Join Remedy Home Health Care — Where Expert Care Meets Community Remedy Home Health Care is actively seeking a licensed Physical Therapist (PT) to join our growing Home Health team in Ventura County . This Per Diem Physical Therapist role offers flexibility, autonomy, and the opportunity to provide high-quality rehab and community-based care directly to patients in their homes. As a Home Health Physical Therapist , you will work with senior care populations , including geriatric patients recovering from illness, injury, or surgery. You'll deliver skilled therapy services in home-based, assisted living, and community care settings , helping patients regain independence and improve their quality of life. Why Join Our Home Health Team? Flexible Work Options: Per Diem / PRN, part-time or full-time opportunities to fit your lifestyle Meaningful Home Health Care: Deliver one-on-one physical therapy focused on rehabilitation, mobility, and independence Community-Based Care: Serve patients across Ventura County in homes, senior living communities, and assisted living settings Supportive Clinical Environment: Collaborate with experienced nurses, case managers, and physicians Autonomy & Mobility: Enjoy the independence of mobile home health therapy while making a direct impact in your community Your Role: Home Health Physical Therapist (PT) As a Physical Therapist in Home Health , you will provide skilled rehab services tailored to each patient’s needs. Your focus will include fall prevention, strength building, mobility training, and functional independence for senior and geriatric patients . Key Responsibilities: Conduct in-home physical therapy evaluations and reassessments Develop and implement personalized rehabilitation care plans Improve strength, balance, mobility, and functional outcomes Provide therapy in home health, assisted living, and community care settings Educate patients and families on fall prevention and safe mobility techniques Document visits using WellSky (Kinnser) EMR Collaborate with interdisciplinary home health teams Qualifications Licensed Physical Therapist (PT) – California (Required) CPR Certification (AHA approved) Minimum 1 year of clinical experience (Home Health preferred) Experience in senior care, geriatrics, rehab, or community-based care preferred Strong clinical, communication, and patient education skills Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and auto insurance What You’ll Gain Flexible Per Diem / PRN, Part-Time, or Full-Time opportunities Hands-on experience in home health and rehabilitation care Work with geriatric and senior care populations Independence in a mobile, community-focused role Support from a mission-driven home health organization Pay-Per-Visit

$120 - $150 USD

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