Physical Therapist (PT)-Inpatient / Outpatient

Location: Tuba City, AZ

Job Type: Contract

Contract: 12 Weeks

Pay Rate: $ 2,000 To $ 2,375 Per week

Schedule: Monday Friday, 8:00 AM 5:00 PM

Experience: Minimum 3 Years of Licensed Physical Therapist Experience

We are seeking an experienced Physical Therapist (PT) for a 12-week inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation contract in Tuba City, Arizona. The PT will provide evaluations and treatment for patients ranging from birth through geriatric populations while supporting the management and delivery of comprehensive physical therapy services.

The role may include specialty services such as wound care, prosthetic and orthotic care, geriatric rehabilitation, spinal cord rehabilitation, functional therapy, and assistive technology/adaptive equipment evaluation and treatment. Holiday coverage is required.

• Evaluate patients and develop individualized physical therapy treatment plans for inpatient and outpatient populations.

• Provide physical therapy treatment to patients ranging from newborn through geriatric age groups.

• Deliver specialty services including wound care, prosthetic and orthotic care, and functional rehabilitation as assigned.

• Evaluate and support assistive technology, adaptive equipment, and durable medical equipment needs.

• Participate in quality improvement, safety initiatives, staff education, clinical policies, and physical therapy program development.

• Minimum 3 Years of Experience as a Licensed Physical Therapist Required; Outpatient Experience Required.

• Bachelor's Degree From a CAPTE-Accredited Physical Therapy Program Required.

• Current, Full, Unrestricted Physical Therapist License in Any U.S. State, the District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico Required.

• Current American Heart Association BLS Certification Required.

• Medical Staff Credentialing and Pre-Start Fingerprint Clearance Required.

This contract opportunity is suited for an experienced Physical Therapist comfortable providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation across a diverse patient population.