Physical Therapist, Temp-To-Perm, $85.00/Hour

Job Description

A hospital in Nevada  is seeking a temp-to-perm Physical Therapist to join their team for a 13-week contract with high chance to convert into a perm employee! This is a great opportunity for someone looking for an excellent work-life balance with a 7-on, 7-off schedule. See the details below!

Pay: $85.00/hour

Physical Therapist Opportunity:

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• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package for permanent placement
  
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• Opportunity to provide patient-centered care in a collaborative healthcare environment
  
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• Consistent work-life balance with a 7-on, 7-off schedule
  
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• Full-time, temp-to-perm position with long-term career stability
  
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• Opportunity to work with an interdisciplinary team to support patient recovery and rehabilitation
  
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Physical Therapist Responsibilities:

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• Evaluate patients’ physical conditions and develop individualized treatment plans to improve mobility, strength, and function.
  
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• Provide therapeutic exercises, rehabilitation services, and hands-on treatments to support patient recovery.
  
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• Document patient progress, adjust treatment plans as needed, and collaborate with the healthcare team to ensure quality patient care.
  
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Physical Therapist Qualifications:

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• Doctorate or equivalent degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program.
  
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• Active state Physical Therapist license or eligibility to obtain licensure.
  
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• Strong communication, clinical assessment, and patient-care skills, with the ability to work independently and collaboratively within a healthcare team.
  
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The Surrounding Area:

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• Situated within the scenic expanse of Nevada's Great Basin desert.
  
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• Encircled by diverse mountain ranges that shield the valley from extreme weather.
  
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• Positioned near a large, striking desert lake that offers various outdoor recreation opportunities.
  
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• Located along a major U.S. highway corridor providing accessible routes to both nearby mountain passes and larger regional hubs
  
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