Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant

If you’re a licensed physical therapist assistant interested in joining a team of compassionate healthcare professionals, you might be a great fit for our team. You will work with people who have trouble moving because of surgery or an injury and create a plan for effective treatment. This position is in charge of delivering physical therapy treatments to patients to help them feel less pain and move around better as well as developing their health and fitness plans. Our ideal candidate must be able to manage different types of patient issues while staying current on the most recent techniques and methods for treatment. This position requires a doctorate degree in physical therapy and current state licensure. If this sounds like a great opportunity, apply now! Responsibilities: • Ensure that patient care records are correct, and adhere to all regulations and guidelines • Use physical therapy on patients to reduce pain and improve mobility as advised by doctor • Analyze and draw conclusions based on data collected from the patient's tests and examinations • Collaborate with others in the medical field and seek their opinions • Create treatment strategies using a range of therapeutic methods for each patient • Support Quality Patient Care: Work side-by-side with physical therapists to help patients complete their individualized treatment plans. Guide them through prescribed exercises and therapeutic activities with confidence and care • T rack Progress Report Outcomes: Closely observe patients during sessions, document key milestones or challenges, and share timely updates with the supervising PT to ensure optimal treatment adjustments • Deliver Hands-On Treatment: Administer therapeutic interventions—such as guided stretching, manual techniques, and equipment-assisted therapy—under the direction of the PT, ensuring each session is safe and effective • Educate Empower Patients: Clearly explain home exercises and treatment goals to patients and families, answering basic questions and encouraging active participation in their rehab process • Keep the Clinic Safe and Organized: Maintain clean, organized therapy spaces and ensure equipment is functioning properly to create a safe, efficient environment for both patients and staff • Collaborate as a Team: Work closely with physical therapists and support staff to deliver a seamless, positive treatment experience. Communication and teamwork are key • Be a Patient Advocate: Uplift and motivate patients every step of the way. Celebrate their wins, encourage them through challenges, and help them stay focused on their goals • Follow Standards Protocols: Adhere to all clinic procedures, safety guidelines, and documentation protocols to maintain compliance and high-quality care standards • Grow Your Skills: Stay engaged in ongoing learning by keeping up with the latest techniques, research, and continuing education opportunities in the PT field Qualifications: • Previous experience working with patients in a healthcare environment is highly desired • This position requires you to be currently licensed in the state you practice • Must have exceptional analytical skills, communication skills, and observational skills Compensation: $75,000 - $90,000 yearly

• Support Quality Patient Care: Work side-by-side with physical therapists to help patients complete their individualized treatment plans. Guide them through prescribed exercises and therapeutic activities with confidence and care • Track Progress Report Outcomes: Closely observe patients during sessions, document key milestones or challenges, and share timely updates with the supervising PT to ensure optimal treatment adjustments • Deliver Hands-On Treatment: Administer therapeutic interventions—such as guided stretching, manual techniques, and equipment-assisted therapy—under the direction of the PT, ensuring each session is safe and effective • Educate Empower Patients: Clearly explain home exercises and treatment goals to patients and families, answering basic questions and encouraging active participation in their rehab process • Keep the Clinic Safe and Organized: Maintain clean, organized therapy spaces and ensure equipment is functioning properly to create a safe, efficient environment for both patients and staff • Collaborate as a Team: Work closely with physical therapists and support staff to deliver a seamless, positive treatment experience. Communication and teamwork are key • Be a Patient Advocate: Uplift and motivate patients every step of the way. Celebrate their wins, encourage them through challenges, and help them stay focused on their goals • Follow Standards Protocols: Adhere to all clinic procedures, safety guidelines, and documentation protocols to maintain compliance and high-quality care standards • Grow Your Skills: Stay engaged in ongoing learning by keeping up with the latest techniques, research, and continuing education opportunities in the PT field

Compensation:
$75,000-$90,000 per year