Physical Therapist PRN

Role Overview A Physical Therapist evaluates and treats residents in a skilled nursing facility to improve mobility, strength, and independence. Responsibilities include developing individualized treatment plans, supervising PT assistants, and collaborating with healthcare teams, residents, and families. The role involves conducting in-services, maintaining accurate documentation, ensuring a safe treatment environment, and educating residents and caregivers on safety and home exercises. Supervisory duties include overseeing PT aides and students. Role Overview A Physical Therapist evaluates and treats residents in a skilled nursing facility to improve mobility, strength, and independence. Responsibilities include developing individualized treatment plans, supervising PT assistants, and collaborating with healthcare teams, residents, and families. The role involves conducting in-services, maintaining accurate documentation, ensuring a safe treatment environment, and educating residents and caregivers on safety and home exercises. Supervisory duties include overseeing PT aides and students. Qualifications & Skills Degree in Physical Therapy and valid licensure in the state Proficiency in computer systems and documentation Strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills Ability to interpret policies and technical procedures Physical capability to perform resident handling and equipment operation This position offers a supportive environment with professional growth opportunities, flexible schedules, and the chance to make a meaningful difference daily. #J-18808-Ljbffr Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA)