PTA - Physical Therapy

SUMMARY The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) provides comprehensive skilled services under the direction of a Physical Therapist. The PTA educates patients and their family members and ensures safety of the patient. The PTA is accountable for completing accurate documentation and remains compliant with all legal rule and regulations.

QUALIFICATIONS & ATTRIBUTES Physical Therapist Assistant with a current license in the state of employment.

Minimum of one year of experience as a PTA in an acute setting.

Knowledgeable on therapy best practices and able to make appropriate physical therapy judgments.

Valid driver’s license and auto insurance with your name as a listed driver.

Performs physical therapy procedures and diagnostic tests prescribed for patients.

Treats patients to relieve pain, restore function, and maintain performance using exercise, massage, heat, water, etc.

Recommends prosthetic/orthotic devices and evaluates or modifies them as needed.

Instructs proper use of equipment such as wheelchairs, braces, walkers, crutches, canes, and other devices.

documents treatments, assessments, and patient education.

Documents all aspects of visits within specified timeframes and submits required documentation.

Follows plan of care within scope of practice for a licensed PTA.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS Reading, speaking, writing in English; computer/PDA usage.

with or without assistance; Travel required; EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Competitive compensation includes a guaranteed base hourly rate plus an uncapped bonus structure. Additional benefits include mileage reimbursement, medical, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, 401(k) participation, company‑paid life insurance, and access to an Employee Assistance Program.