Physical Therapist

Overview The Physical Therapist provides evaluation, intervention, and care coordination services for children and adolescents with medical, developmental, neurological, orthopedic, and functional needs. Care is delivered using evidence-based, family-centered, and participation-focused approaches consistent with APTA practice framework. The therapist collaborates with interprofessional team members to optimize functional outcomes, promote independence, and support participation across home, school, and community environments. Schedule Full-time on the Day Shift, M-F 8:00–4:30. Experience & Qualifications Licensed Physical Therapist Basic Life Support Bachelors of Science or Arts in Physical Therapy or Masters Degree Preferred: Pediatric clinical experience Preferred: Experience in hospital or multidisciplinary care environment New graduates considered if clinical training included pediatric rotations Essential: 0 Year job experience as Staff Level with specialization in the field of Rehabilitation Physical Therapy Nonessential: Masters Degree in Physical Therapy Nonessential: Doctorate of Physical Therapy Essential: Experience with Equivalent Qualifications #J-18808-Ljbffr