Physical Therapist Assistant

Job Description

Job Description

The Physical Therapist Assistant works within a small multidisciplinary team in an outpatient clinic setting, providing support under the direct supervision of a Physical Therapist. This role serves a mixed patient population and involves routine use of electronic medical records to document treatment and patient progress.

Responsibilities

• Assist patients with therapeutic exercises and mobility support
• Prepare and maintain treatment equipment
• Monitor vital signs and ensure patient safety during sessions
• Document treatments and patient progress in EMR systems
• Educate patients on rehabilitation techniques and care
• Communicate effectively with patients and team members
• Collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes

Required Qualifications

• Associate Degree in Physical Therapy Assistance or related field
• State Physical Therapist Assistant License
• Knowledge of patient care, therapeutic exercises, and rehabilitation techniques
• Understanding of anatomy and physiology
• Experience with electronic medical records (EMR) systems
• Strong communication and teamwork skills
• Effective time management abilities

Preferred Qualifications

• Entry-level experience in physical therapy assistance

Join a respected, physical therapist-owned outpatient clinic with a longstanding reputation for providing exceptional one-on-one care. Our collaborative, patient-centered team is committed to delivering outstanding outcomes while creating a welcoming environment where patients feel valued, supported, and eager to return—and where clinicians enjoy building lasting relationships and growing professionally.

Company Description

Join a respected, physical therapist-owned outpatient clinic with a longstanding reputation for providing exceptional one-on-one care. Our collaborative, patient-centered team is committed to delivering outstanding outcomes while creating a welcoming environment where patients feel valued, supported, and eager to return—and where clinicians enjoy building lasting relationships and growing professionally.