Part Time PT Home Health
About the role
Nurses At Home is a growing, Medicare-certified home health agency committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care directly in the patient’s home. We believe recovery happens best where patients are most comfortable — and we pride ourselves on timely initiation of care, strong clinical oversight, and helping patients remain safely in the community. The Physical Therapist is responsible for evaluating, planning, and implementing individualized treatment programs for patients receiving home health services. Our patient population primarily consists of elderly Medicare and Medicaid patients recovering from hospitalization or managing chronic conditions. This role offers flexibility, autonomy, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in patients’ lives. At Nurses At Home, we do more than provide therapy — we help people stay in the place they love most: home. We operate with high standards of clinical excellence while fostering a collaborative, team-first culture.
Responsibilities
- Perform comprehensive PT evaluations in the home setting
- Develop and implement individualized treatment plans
- Establish functional goals focused on mobility, safety, and independence
- Perform reassessments and adjust care plans as needed
- Collaborate with RNs, PTAs, OTs, physicians, and office staff
- Complete timely and accurate documentation in the EMR
- Participate in interdisciplinary case conferences as needed
- Educate patients and caregivers on home safety and exercise programs
Qualifications
- Active Connecticut Physical Therapist license
- Minimum 1 year clinical experience (home health preferred)
- Strong documentation and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and manage schedule efficiently
- Reliable transportation and valid driver’s license
Benefits
- Flexible scheduling
- Competitive per-visit compensation
- Supportive clinical leadership
- Efficient onboarding process
- Growing organization with strong referral relationships
- The opportunity to help patients remain in their homes instead of institutions