Physical Therapist Outpatient Pelvic Floor PT Hopewell $7,500 sign-on bonus

Position Overview Evaluate and treat patients in the hospital, outpatient clinic and in the home under the hospital at home program. Gather and synthesize data from patient and family, patient records, direct observation, and other healthcare providers. Use appropriate and thorough evaluation techniques and standardized testing as needed. Work within the Scope of Services policy for Physical Therapy. Develop treatment plans and establish measurable goals for patients. Implement treatment plan utilizing appropriate treatment procedures, modalities, exercise programs, and manual techniques. Instruct patients, families, and other caregivers in therapies and activities to improve the patient's level of function, facilitate discharge, and maximize carryover of home instructions. Coordinate care with physicians, nurses, case managers, and other CH interdisciplinary team members. Coordinate with healthcare providers and others outside of CHS when needed, including effective communication and advocacy for patients. Ensure documentation is timely, including submission of attendance/charging records ("billing sheets"). Ensure documentation is complete and effective in communicating all essential aspects of care, including evaluation, care, attendance, and discharge of the patient. Ensure documentation of time spent with patient is accurate and clear, and statistical data such as charging, is accurate and documentation of a patient encounter includes date and time. Ensure documentation of data, questionnaires and surveys measuring patient outcomes is complete, when required. Participate in educational opportunities and self-directed learning. Participate in clinical education program for PT and PTA students. Participate in committees, special projects, performance improvement (PI) activities, and presentations to community, including occasional participation in events outside of work hours as needed. Takes responsibility for problems or issues related to patient care or department operations, attempts to understand various points of view, employs positive problem solving techniques and works toward full resolution. Maintain continuous contact with referring providers to collaborate, make recommendations regarding further therapy needs, further diagnostic testing and additional professional services such as nutritional consult, psychosocial support as needed. If working in pelvic floor, continue to develop skills to address the physical and psychosocial aspects of care (including diversity, equity, and inclusion) for patients undergoing gender reassignment. If working in pelvic floor, provide services for both biologically male and female patients with pelvic floor disorders, including urogenital disorders, anorectal disorders, painful syndromes, incontinence issues, sensory strength, and coordination impairments and dysfunction of the pelvic floor. Demonstrate willingness to adapt to changing departmental demands, shift among campuses to fulfill patient needs as required. Minimum Requirements Education: Graduation from accredited physical therapy school or education approved by NJ State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners. Experience: One year experience in acute adult inpatient, adult outpatient, or pediatric physical therapy preferred. If working in pelvic floor, previous experience with Phase I and Phase II pelvic floor care preferred. Other Credentials: AHA BLS – Healthcare Provider, Physical Therapist License. Knowledge of and ability to use computer or typewriter keyboard. Special Training: If working in pelvic floor, Herman and Wallace level 1A training or equivalent; Herman and Wallace level 2A or equivalent; Training in the physical and psychosocial aspects associated with transgender issues preferred. Mental, Behavioral and Emotional Abilities: Strong interpersonal skills and compassionate demeanor. If working in pelvic floor, competence in managing complex pelvic floor conditions and psychosocial aspects associated with pelvic floor disorders. Usual Work Day: 8 Hours. Pay Range: $40.19 - $52.51 Physical Demands and Work Environment Frequent physical demands include: Standing, Walking, Pinching/fine motor activities. Occasional physical demands include: Sitting, Climbing (e.g., stairs or ladders), Carry objects, Push/Pull, Twisting, Bending, Reaching forward, Reaching overhead, Squat/kneel/crawl, Wrist position deviation, Keyboard use/repetitive motion. Continuous physical demands include: Talk or Hear, Lifting Floor to Waist 20 lbs, Lifting Waist Level and Above 50 lbs. Sensory Requirements include: Accurate Near Vision, Accurate Far Vision, Color Discrimination, Minimal Depth Perception, Accurate Hearing. Anticipated Occupational Exposure Risks include: Bloodborne Pathogens, Chemical, Airborne Communicable Disease, Uneven Surfaces or Elevations, Dust/Particulate Matter. Benefits Medical Plan Prescription drug coverage & In-House Employee Pharmacy Dental Plan Vision Plan Flexible Spending Account (FSA) – Healthcare FSA – Dependent Care FSA Retirement Savings and Investment Plan Basic Group Term Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance Supplemental Group Term Life & Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance Disability Benefits – Long Term Disability (LTD) Disability Benefits – Short Term Disability (STD) Employee Assistance Program Commuter Transit Commuter Parking Supplemental Life Insurance - Voluntary Life Spouse - Voluntary Life Employee - Voluntary Life Child Voluntary Life Voluntary Legal Services Voluntary Accident, Critical Illness and Hospital Indemnity Insurance Voluntary Identity Theft Insurance Voluntary Pet Insurance Paid Time-Off Program Equal Opportunity Employer Notice Capital Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr