Physical Therapist Assistant

Job Description

Job Description

The Physical Therapist Assistant works within a small multidisciplinary team in an outpatient clinic setting, providing support under the direct supervision of a Physical Therapist. This role serves a mixed patient population and involves routine use of electronic medical records to document treatment and patient progress.

Responsibilities Assist patients with therapeutic exercises and mobility support Prepare and maintain treatment equipment Monitor vital signs and ensure patient safety during sessions Document treatments and patient progress in EMR systems Educate patients on rehabilitation techniques and care Communicate effectively with patients and team members Collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes

Required Qualifications Associate Degree in Physical Therapy Assistance or related field State Physical Therapist Assistant License Knowledge of patient care, therapeutic exercises, and rehabilitation techniques Understanding of anatomy and physiology Experience with electronic medical records (EMR) systems Strong communication and teamwork skills Effective time management abilities

Preferred Qualifications Entry-level experience in physical therapy assistance \nCompany Description

Join a respected, physical therapist-owned outpatient clinic with a longstanding reputation for providing exceptional one-on-one care. Our collaborative, patient-centered team is committed to delivering outstanding outcomes while creating a welcoming environment where patients feel valued, supported, and eager to return—and where clinicians enjoy building lasting relationships and growing professionally. Company Description

Join a respected, physical therapist-owned outpatient clinic with a longstanding reputation for providing exceptional one-on-one care. Our collaborative, patient-centered team is committed to delivering outstanding outcomes while creating a welcoming environment where patients feel valued, supported, and eager to return—and where clinicians enjoy building lasting relationships and growing professionally.