Licensed PTA - Home Health

The role of a Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) involves providing treatment, exercise instruction, and patient education to enhance patient well‑being, following a plan of care set by a supervising Physical Therapist.

Key responsibilities include assisting patients with active and passive exercises, muscle re‑education, gait, transfers, and safety training; observing and reporting patient responses; and instructing patients, families, and healthcare team members within the scope of practice.

Qualifications include current licensure or certification to practice physical therapy, a valid driver's license, and availability for weekend work. Preferred skills involve CPR certification and physical capability for patient mobility tasks.

Compensation varies based on productivity and role activities, with benefits such as comprehensive insurance, recognition programs, and retirement options. The position emphasizes delivering equitable, quality care in diverse home environments.