Therapy - PT

Physical Therapist

The Physical Therapist will work in a critical access hospital that serves patients of all ages and diagnoses. This role involves providing outpatient therapy, inpatient care, and skilled nursing facility services. Specialties include wound care, lymphedema, pelvic floor therapy, and pediatric care. The ideal candidate should be proficient in various physical therapy techniques and modalities. The therapist will be responsible for patient assessment, developing treatment plans, and executing therapy sessions. Collaboration with interdisciplinary staff to provide exceptional patient care is essential. A flexible attitude and willingness to float between different areas is required to meet facility needs. Weekend shifts are not necessary, and the position requires the therapist to commit to working some holidays. Housing is provided for travelers during their assignment, typically in one-bedroom apartments. Pets are not allowed in the housing accommodations. Candidates should be prepared to maintain a clean housing unit upon departure to avoid additional fees. References from previous positions covering at least one year are required as part of the hiring process. A valid state license in hand is necessary for application. Adherence to the facility's policies and protocols is expected at all times.