Travel Physical Therapy Assistant Home Health Job

Responsibilities

• Direct, modify, and administer physical therapy modalities and treatments as supervised by the Physical Therapist
• Administer treatments and physical agents after the PT has evaluated the patient
• Absorb and assist with restoration of patient functioning to prevent disability following injury, disease, or physical disability
• Support patients to reach maximum function and independence within their capabilities
• Participate in department operational activities, performance improvement (PI) initiatives, and infection control and safety training
• Collaborate with a patient population across age groups (infants through geriatric) to support safe, effective care

Requirements

• Alaska license: Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant in good standing, or eligible to work under FSBPT paperwork as a Student PTA post-graduation while preparing to take licensure exam
• Education: Graduation from a CAPTE-accredited PTA program (commonly a 2-year degree)
• Certification: Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
• Experience: Experience is preferred but not required
• Vaccination policy: Proof of COVID-19 vaccination may be required for travel assignments
• Ability to work in a home health setting and provide care across a broad age range

About the Role

PTA will work under the supervision of a Physical Therapist to direct, modify, and administer physical therapy modalities and treatments aimed at restoring function and maximizing patient independence across the lifespan.

Benefits and Support

• Guaranteed hours and competitive weekly pay
• 26-week contract with potential extension opportunities
• Travel support and dedicated recruitment assistance
• 24/7 travel and assignment support
• Nationwide assignments and caregiver-friendly credentialing assistance
• Comprehensive onboarding and ongoing clinical support