Physical Therapist (H)

About the role

The Physical Therapist role performs physical therapy evaluations, develops plans, and carries out treatments to restore function, relieve pain, and prevent disability following disease, injury, or loss of a body part; helps patients reach their maximum performance in accordance with the Plan of Care prescribed by the provider. Provides all aspects of care based on standards established by the American Physical Therapy Association.

Responsibilities

• Perform physical therapy evaluations
• Develop treatment plans
• Carry out treatments to restore function, relieve pain, and prevent disability
• Help patients reach maximum performance per the Plan of Care
• Provide all aspects of care based on APTA standards

Requirements

• Education: Graduate of an APTA‑accredited Physical Therapist program required
• License/Certifications: Current applicable state temporary/permanent PT license (or compliance with state practice act); current BLS certification (or obtain within 30 days of start date); Home Care positions require a valid driver’s license with insured vehicle
• Experience: One year of experience in a hospital, long‑term care, home, school system, or outpatient PT department preferred

Benefits

• Paid parental leave
• Flexible work options
• Student loan assistance
• Professional development opportunities
• Well‑being resources
• Recognition programs
• Career growth opportunities
• Shift differentials or other incentives (where applicable)

Pay

The pay range for this position is $40.06 to $54.20 per hour. Compensation for part‑time positions is determined on a prorated basis consistent with scheduled hours and applicable full‑time equivalent (FTE).