Physical Therapist Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) – Home Health | Per Diem, Part-Time, Full-Time West Los Angeles – Culver City, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood areas Sign On Bonus: 3,000 Join Remedy Home Health Care – Deliver Compassionate Care Where It Matters Most Remedy Home Health Care is actively hiring a dedicated Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) to join our growing home health team in West Los Angeles County . If you’re passionate about senior care, rehabilitation, and community-based care , this is your opportunity to build a flexible and meaningful career. As a PTA in home health , you’ll provide personalized, one-on-one care to patients in the comfort of their homes helping them regain independence, improve mobility, and enhance their quality of life. Why Choose a PTA Home Health Career with Remedy? Flexible Work Options: Per diem, part-time, or full-time schedules that fit your lifestyle Work-Life Balance: Autonomy to manage your own patient schedule Impactful Work: Support patients through rehab and recovery in a home health setting Supportive Team Environment: Collaborative culture focused on clinical excellence and community care Career Growth: Ongoing support, mentorship, and professional development opportunities Full-Time Benefits: Health insurance, PTO, and more (for eligible employees) Your Role as a Home Health PTA (Physical Therapist Assistant) As a Physical Therapist Assistant in home health , you will deliver skilled therapy services under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist, focusing on rehabilitation, fall prevention, and functional mobility . Key Responsibilities: Provide in-home physical therapy services following the established Plan of Care Assist patients with therapeutic exercises, mobility training, and rehabilitation programs Support senior care patients in improving strength, balance, and independence Monitor, document, and report patient progress to the supervising Physical Therapist Educate patients and caregivers on home exercise programs, safety, and fall prevention Collaborate with physicians, RNs, and the interdisciplinary care team Qualifications: Active California Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) license Current CPR certification (AHA required) Minimum 1 year of clinical experience (home health experience preferred) Strong interest in home health, rehab, and senior care Excellent communication and organizational skills Valid driver’s license, auto insurance, and reliable transportation What You’ll Gain: Flexible PTA home health schedule and independence A rewarding role in community-based care Hands‑on experience in rehabilitation and senior care The ability to make a real impact in patients’ lives every day Recognition as a valued member of a mission‑driven healthcare team Pay-Per-Visit

$55 - $70 USD

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