Summary from listing
The Registered Professional Physical Therapist screens residents for rehabilitation needs, completes physician-ordered evaluations, develops and modifies treatment plans, documents progress, participates in discharge planning, and supervises Physical Therapy Assistants and unlicensed assistive personnel. The role also provides resident, staff, and family education; maintains Medicare, Medicaid, and other payment-source knowledge; and complies with federal and state rehabilitation regulations. A current unencumbered MA license, bachelor’s degree or higher, accredited physical therapy education, geriatric experience preferred, unrestricted driver’s license, dependable transportation, and computer-application ability are required. Benefits include 401(k), dental, health, and vision insurance, paid time off, and professional growth and stability.
