Physical Therapist

The Physical Therapist (PT) plays a critical role in the rehabilitation process, helping patients recover movement and manage pain following injuries or surgeries. By conducting thorough assessments, developing personalized treatment plans, and implementing therapeutic exercises, the PT directly impacts patients' quality of life and mobility. This role collaborates closely with physicians, nursing staff, and other rehabilitation professionals within the healthcare team to ensure holistic patient care and monitor progress effectively.

• •Patient Assessment

  Conduct comprehensive evaluations to diagnose patient conditions, identify impairments and functional limitations, and develop individualized care plans to address rehabilitation goals.

• •Treatment Plan Development

  Design personalized treatment programs focusing on specific patient needs, using evidence-based practices such as exercises, manual therapy, modalities, and education to promote recovery.

• •Therapeutic Interventions

  Administer therapeutic interventions, monitor patient responses, and modify treatments as necessary, ensuring safe, effective, and goal-oriented rehabilitation progress throughout sessions.

• •Patient Education

  Educate patients and families on exercises, treatment goals, activities to improve function, and lifestyle modifications to prevent injury recurrence and support long-term health goals.

• •Documentation and Reporting

  Maintain accurate, detailed patient records, documenting evaluation findings, treatment outcomes, progress notes, and reports to ensure compliance with health regulations and standards.

• •Collaboration with Healthcare Teams

  Work closely with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers to coordinate care, discuss treatment priorities, and integrate therapies to optimize patient health and recovery outcomes.

• •Continued Professional Development

  Engage in ongoing education activities, attend professional workshops, and stay current with advances in physical therapy techniques and technologies to enhance clinical practice and service quality.

• •Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from an accredited program
• •Valid state license to practice physical therapy
• •2+ years of experience in outpatient rehabilitation settings
• •Strong knowledge of therapeutic modalities and exercise techniques