Float Outpatient Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)

Posted 9 days ago

pinnacle rehab staffingFountain Valley (CA)

Physical Therapist Assistants Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

Full-Time Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) We are seeking a Full-Time Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) to treat an adult patient population in well-established outpatient clinics with strong referral bases. This is a unique float position covering three locations Costa Mesa, Long Beach, and Irvinewhen other PTs or PTAs are out of the office or on vacation. The schedule is provided one month in advance, so you will know your assigned location well ahead of time. You will also have a designated home office for days when coverage is not needed. This position offers guaranteed full-time hours, a full-time salary, and comprehensive benefits. The clinic offers some scheduling flexibility and is open: Monday Thursday: 7:00 a.m.6:30 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m.5:00 p.m. The ideal candidate can work a combination of morning and afternoon shifts.

Pay & Benefits:

Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Company pays 50% of the employee-only medical premiumHSA option available10 days of PTO, increasing annually up to 15 days5 paid sick days6 paid major holidays
Short- and long-term disability
Company-paid basic life insurance with optional additional coverage 401(k)
Continuing education allowance
Productivity bonus program
Monthly team-building events
Electronic charting with AI-assisted documentation

Requirements:

Associate degree in Physical Therapist Assisting
Current PTA license in the state
Must have outpatient orthopedic experience OR be a new graduate who completed an extended orthopedic rotation in a private practice setting
Authorized to work in the United States; employer-sponsored work visas are not available for this position

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