Physical Therapist - Skilled Nursing Facility
aed constructoresSan Jose (CA)
Physical Therapist - Skilled Nursing Facility
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aed constructoresSan Jose (CA)
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About the role
Physical Therapist – Skilled Nursing Facility San Jose, United States | Posted on 05/02/2026 Weare seeking a skilled and compassionate Physical Therapist tojoin a Skilled Nursing Facility in San Jose, California. This role involves working with ageriatric and post-acute population, helping patientsrecover from surgery, illness, or injury while improvingmobility and overall function. You will be responsible forevaluating patients, developing individualized treatmentplans, and guiding them toward greater independence andquality of life. If you are dedicated to patient-centeredcare and rehabilitation, this is a strong opportunity forboth professional growth and meaningful impact.
Job Responsibilities:
- Evaluate, diagnose, andtreat patients with physical impairments in a Skilled
- Nursing Facility setting
- Develop and implementindividualized treatment plans based on patient needs andclinical findings
- Supervise and collaborate with
- Physical Therapist Assistants to ensure effective caredelivery
- Monitor patient progress and modifytreatment plans as needed
- Educate patients andcaregivers on mobility, safety, and home exerciseprograms
- Maintain accurate and timely documentationin compliance with facility and regulatory standards
Requirements:
- Active state license as a Physical Therapist in California
- Current BLS/CPR certification
- Minimum of 1 year of recentPT experience preferred, ideally in a SNF or geriatricsetting
- Strong clinical reasoning and leadershipskills
- Ability to work collaboratively within aninterdisciplinary team
- Competitive compensation package
- Continuing Education (CE)reimbursement
- Supportive team environment
- Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patients'recovery and long-term care
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