Physical Therapy Assistant

Job Summary

As a Physical Therapist Assistant, you’ll work under the direction of a Physical Therapist to carry out well-defined, evidence-based treatment plans with precision and consistency. This role is well-suited for someone who is patient, disciplined, and focused — someone who values accuracy, clear methods, and the satisfaction of completing technical clinical tasks the right way.

Duties/Responsibilities

• Carry out therapeutic exercises, modalities, and interventions as outlined in the PT’s plan of care.
• Gather and document accurate, factual clinical information in the electronic medical record.
• Aid in recommending durable medical equipment to support safety and mobility.
• Provide clear, structured instruction to caregivers, families, and staff.
• Support restorative and wellness programming through consistent, task-focused work.
• Deliver therapy in multiple settings including the center, Participants’ homes, skilled nursing facilities, and hospitals.
• Observe and report Participant changes promptly to the clinical team.
• Maintain steady, professional communication based on facts and clinical observations.
• Build strong working relationships with facility staff, healthcare partners, and caregivers.
• Participate in quality initiatives, training, and process improvements.

Benefits

• 9 Paid Holidays
• PTO starting at 3 weeks + 1 day per year (accrued from date of hire for full-time employees)
• Medical, Dental, & Vision coverage
• Free Life and AD&D Insurance Plan
• Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts
• Short Term Disability Insurance
• Group Voluntary Term Life Insurance for Employee, Spouses, and Dependents
• Paid Parental Leave
• Tuition Reimbursement and Paid Training Opportunities
• Retirement Plan with company annual match
• Mileage Reimbursement at annual IRS rate as applicable

Requirements

• Successful completion of background check, physical, drug screening, TB Screening.

Physical Requirements

• Intermittent periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer and standing, lifting, and bending to provide treatments to participants.
• Must be able to lift, bend, demonstrate, and perform therapeutic interventions as often as participant treatment plans require.
• Must be able to access various departments of a given location.