Physical Therapist; PT

Role Overview

The Physical Therapist (PT) provides direct rehabilitation care to patients in a skilled nursing facility setting, focusing on long-term support and short-term rehabilitation for diverse patient populations with orthopedic, neurological, and cardiopulmonary needs.

• Develop and implement personalized treatment plans based on physician referrals.
• Assess and modify goals to ensure measurable, functional progress.
• Supervise and evaluate the care provided by PT assistants, aides, and students.
• Maintain accurate documentation and utilize therapy software effectively.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and communicate with patients, families, and support staff.
• Adhere to safety, confidentiality, and professional standards, including compliance with laws and regulations.
• Participate in community health initiatives and demonstrate excellent customer service.
• Ensure proper body mechanics and safety during patient care activities.

• Graduate of an accredited physical therapy program (BSPT, MSPT, or DPT).
• Current licensure in applicable state, maintained in good standing.
• Preferred one year of experience; new graduates are welcome.
• CPR certification required or obtained during orientation.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and effective communication skills.
• Ability to make independent decisions, demonstrate professionalism, and work effectively in a team environment.