Physical Therapy Assistant

Posted 9 days ago

amayzing kidsRancho Santa Margarita (CA)

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

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About the role

Amazing Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant Looking for an amazing licensed physical therapy assistant to join our team. Looking for a full-time/part-time licensed physical therapy assistant (PTA) to handle treatments for our growing PT department. Must hold a current California physical therapy assistant license in good standing.aMAYZing Kids Pediatric Therapy in Rancho Santa Margarita is a highly passionate and skilled multidisciplinary team seeking a dynamic, talented, and fun physical therapy assistant to join our AK family. The AK PT team is known for its extensive experience and dedication to fulfilling AK's mission to make a difference in the lives of all children who come through its doors.

Benefits include:

Health insurance
Dental & visionPTOFSAWeekly bonus opportunities
Extensive training room
Employee assistance program
Marketplace perks
Best coworkers ever!!Therapist responsibilities include:
Providing quality care and treating children of all ages with developmental, sensory, orthopedic, injury and/or different physical needs
Creating unique, individualized treatment plans outlined by physical therapist
Coordinating patient's care with other healthcare professionals
Clearly communicating treatment goals, expectations, and the importance of home programs to parents

If you love your professional career and are looking for a great place to share your talents supported by an incredible staff, please apply.

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