Description
The Physical Therapist provides clinical programs for students according to their Individual Education Plans, conducts individual or group sessions, consults with classroom staff, supports feeding and oral-motor programs, collaborates with parents and interdisciplinary teams, designs adaptive positioning and equipment, maintains documentation, and provides clinical instruction to therapy students. The role requires a master's, bachelor's, or doctorate degree in Physical Therapy and New York State licensure; prior experience is desirable but not required. The stated annual salary range is $55,151 to $75,000.
