Physical Therapist

Physical Therapist (PT)The Physical Therapist (PT) is responsible for evaluating and treating patients with physical impairments, functional limitations, or mobility challenges. The Physical Therapist develops individualized treatment plans designed to improve strength, balance, coordination, and overall physical function. This role involves working closely with patients, caregivers, and the interdisciplinary healthcare team to promote recovery and improve quality of life.QualificationsRequiredDoctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or Master’s degree in Physical TherapyCurrent Physical Therapist license in the State of ConnecticutCurrent BLS certificationStrong clinical assessment and treatment planning skillsPreferredExperience in home health or rehabilitation settingsExperience working with geriatric or post-acute care patientsStrong documentation and patient education skillsWhat You’ll DoConduct comprehensive physical therapy evaluations for patientsDevelop individualized treatment plans based on patient needs and physician ordersProvide therapeutic exercises and mobility trainingMonitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as neededEducate patients and caregivers on exercises and safety techniquesDocument patient care and treatment outcomes in the electronic health recordCollaborate with nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate careEnsure compliance with clinical and regulatory standardsCompensationSalary: $90,000 – $110,000 per yearBenefits & PerksAt Health Care Connectors, we believe in supporting our employees both professionally and personally. Eligible team members enjoy a comprehensive benefits package designed to promote wellness, financial security, and work-life balance, including:Medical, Dental & Vision InsuranceThree (3) Weeks of Paid Vacation401(k) Retirement Plan available after one year of employmentSupplemental Insurance Options, including short-term disability, accident, critical illness, life, legal, travel, and pet insuranceOpportunities for professional growth and development Supportive, team-oriented work environmentMeaningful work that makes a difference in the lives of patients and families