PT Physical Therapist

physical therapist duties/responsibilities:

• assesses the needs of residents with physical therapy needs and matches their needs with services available.
• meets with residents regularly according to treatment program schedule, evaluates, and maintains records of residents' progress.
• reports progress to management and family members and meets with them on a regular basis to discuss.
• repeats evaluations on a regular basis to measure progress according to professional guidelines.
• keeps current with professional literature and attends seminars on a regular basis to maintain and update professional skills.

• hearing ability sufficient to evaluate residents' physical therapy needs.
• skill communicating verbally and in writing with residents and family members so that all parties understand the program and the degree of progress being made.

must be a graduate of an accredited program as a physical therapist assistant, have taken the npte exam or eligible to take it and have a state license to practice as one or eligible to apply for one.

• assesses the needs of residents with occupational therapy needs and matches their needs with services available.
• meets with residents regularly according to treatment program schedule, evaluates, and maintains records of residents' progress.
• reports progress to management and family members and meets with them on a regular basis to discuss.
• repeats evaluations on a regular basis to measure progress according to professional guidelines.
• keeps current with professional literature and attends seminars on a regular basis to maintain and update professional skills.

• hearing ability sufficient to evaluate residents' occupational therapy needs.
• skill communicating verbally and in writing with residents and family members so that all parties understand the program and the degree of progress being made.

successful candidate must have the 2-year associate’s degree as a physical therapist assistant, have taken and passed the npte exam or is eligible as a new graduate to take it and possess a professional license to practice in your state or is eligible to receive one.

must be a graduate of an accredited program as a certified occupational therapy assistant, have taken the nbcot exam or eligible to take it and have a state license to practice as one or eligible to apply for one.

• assesses the needs of residents with occupational therapy needs and matches their needs with services available.
• meets with residents regularly according to treatment program schedule, evaluates, and maintains records of residents' progress.
• reports progress to management and family members and meets with them on a regular basis to discuss.
• repeats evaluations on a regular basis to measure progress according to professional guidelines.
• keeps current with professional literature and attends seminars on a regular basis to maintain and update professional skills.

• hearing ability sufficient to evaluate residents' occupational therapy needs.
• skill communicating verbally and in writing with residents and family members so that all parties understand the program and the degree of progress being made.