Physical Therapist (PT) and PTA - Per Diem, Oahu
always best care senior serviceHonolulu (HI)
Physical Therapist (PT) and PTA - Per Diem, Oahu
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always best care senior serviceHonolulu (HI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Physical Therapist (PT) & Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) - Per Diem | Oahu, HIPotential to Earn $100,000-$120,000/Year
Pay
PT: $80 per visitPTA: $55-$60 per visit
Location: Oahu, HI (reliable transportation required)
Schedule: Flexible / Per diem, set your own caseload
Ready to Move Hawaii Forward? Join a growing Medicare-certified Home Health agency on Oahu built around one mission: helping seniors stay steady, mobile, and safe in their own homes. We're looking for licensed Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants who bring both clinical skill and genuine heart to every visit. See what makes our team different, watch our "Now Hiring" TV commercial: https://youtu.be/p7ZHTDZzJxo?si=FONYC40KdLUTfH2vWhat You'll DoDeliver in-home physical therapy visits across Oahu Perform evaluations, reassessments, and fall-risk screenings Track progress carefully and keep the care team in the loop What You BringActive Hawaii license as PT or PTAAt least 1 year of clinical experience (home health a plus) Sharp documentation habits and clear communication A valid driver's license and dependable transportation
Why Join Us:
- Set your own schedule, true per diem flexibility
- Competitive per-visit pay
- A supportive team that has your back
- Real room to grow as the agency grows
- Ready to Get Started?
- Call 808-207-8558 (available 24/7) or book your interview at www.abcoahu.com
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