Physical Therapist Assistant
select medicalColorado Springs (CO)
Physical Therapist Assistant
Posted 3 days ago
select medicalColorado Springs (CO)
Physical Therapist AssistantsOffices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Physical Therapist Assistant Select Physical Therapy outpatient orthopedic center is seeking a licensed physical therapist assistant (PTA) to provide top-notch patient care to patients of all ages and abilities. Our highly trained and respected clinical team provides treatment services that maximize functionality and promote the best optimal outcomes for our patients. We take pride in creating an exceptional patient experience, helping all of our patients get back to athletics, work, life, and the things they love. Select Physical Therapy is seeking a Full Time Physical Therapist Assistant. We are focused on fitting each candidate with the best opportunity for location, caseload, and team culture!
Responsibilities:
Responsible for patient care under the direction and supervision of a licensed physical therapist as mandated by State Practice Act. Implement, with minimal supervision, high quality physical therapy services for patients, caregivers and facilities in accordance with the principals and practices of physical therapy and with Select Medical policies and procedures Maintain positive level of interaction with centers and patients, and enhance and expand client relations with centers and their staff.
Qualifications:
College graduate of an accredited physical therapist assistant program Passed a national examination for PTAs certified by the CAPTEValid state physical therapist assistant (PTA) license (or license in process)CPR certification Equal Opportunity Employer including Disabled/Veterans
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