Physical Therapist-Ortho/ Rehab (45349)
dayton childrenlsquos hospitalNorth Hampton (OH)
Physical Therapist-Ortho/ Rehab (45349)
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dayton childrenlsquos hospitalNorth Hampton (OH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Facility: Outpatient Care Center - Troy
Department: Ortho/Rehabilitation - Beavercreek
Schedule: Full time
Hours: 40
Job Details:
This therapist demonstrates competency in pediatric and adolescent assessment and intervention strategies (and adult competency if indicated for the role). They carry out a thorough evaluation and implement an appropriate treatment plan using evidence-based practice. They effectively communicate treatment plans with the caregiver and patient, actively including them in the goal setting and intervention process as appropriate. They monitor patient progress and adjust the treatment plan and determine when discharge is appropriate. They collaborate with other professionals in the organization and community to assure coordination of services. They continually work to expand their knowledge and skills. They are active members in their team, participating actively in team meetings and completing all mandatory assignments. They continuously exhibit Dayton Children‘s Hospital values and culture in their daily work and interactions with patients, families and co-workers.
Department Specific Job Details:
Education Bachelor‘s degree in physical therapy is required Experience 2 years of experience in Pediatrics is preferred Certification/Licensure Physical Therapy License in the State of Ohio is required
Hours: 4 10 hour days ( M-F )
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