Physical Therapy Aide
snake river physical therapyIdaho Falls (ID)
Physical Therapy Aide
Posted 7 days ago
snake river physical therapyIdaho Falls (ID)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
As a Physical Therapy Aide, youll play a key role in assisting our patients and therapists, ensuring that our clinic runs smoothly and efficiently. Youll work closely with patients to assist in their rehabilitation journey while maintaining a clean, organized, and welcoming environment for all. Snake River Physical Therapy is a team of professionals committed to delivering top tier care.
Duties:
-Assist with exercises and modalities under the guidance of a physical therapist.-Clean, maintain, and set-up treatment areas, equipment, and supplies.-Maintain a clean and safe clinic, includes cleaning common areas such as bathrooms, lobby, floors, equipment, and breakroom.-Clerical duties such as answering phones, greeting and scheduling patients, handling general office tasks.-Other tasks as assigned. What Were Looking For:-Personable & Engaging: You thrive when interacting with others and create a positive, welcoming environment for patients and staff.-Organized & Detail-Oriented: You can juggle multiple tasks, from managing patient exercises to performing office duties, all while maintaining focus.-Willingness to Learn: Whether its mastering new exercise techniques or handling office tasks, youre excited to grow and develop professionally.-Basic Knowledge of Anatomy & Exercise: Youll use your understanding of anatomy and exercise science to assist with patient treatment.-Good Communication Skills: Youre able to clearly and compassionately communicate with patients and team members.-Interest in Healthcare: This is the perfect opportunity if you're considering a career in the medical field and need patient facing hours.
Qualifications:
High School Diploma or GED required. Background in anatomy or exercise science is a plus. Must be able to work with state and federal funded patients.
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