Physical Therapy Assistant Per Diem (PTA)- Richmond
sigma health rehabNew York (NY)
Physical Therapy Assistant Per Diem (PTA)- Richmond
Posted 3 days ago
sigma health rehabNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Per Diem Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) Sigma Health Rehab is actively seeking a per diem Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) to work in a Skilled Nursing Facility.
What we offer our PTAs:
Highly competitive compensation
Mentorship and clinical support for all therapists
Willing to hire and train new grad physical therapists!
Career growth opportunities
Weekly paychecks
Employee recognition
Flexible schedules
Evening and weekend hours available
Access to state of the art technology
Duties of an exceptional therapist include:
Select therapy activities that follow the plan of care set out by the supervising occupational therapist
Assist residents in carrying out daily activities.
Monitor residents' performance in therapy activities, provide encouragement and document on residents as needed.
Teach residents how to use special equipment to assist with daily function.
Collaborate with the PT to establish a rehabilitation plan.
Maintains a cooperative relationship among healthcare team members & contributes to team effort
PTA Requirements Include:
Graduate of an accredited PTA Program
Current New York State PTA License
Sigma Health Rehab is recruiting for a per diem Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) position at our client facility, Richmond Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing located in Staten Island, New York. Our team of compassionate physical, occupational, and speech therapists provides rehab services in a state-of-the-art rehab gym. Whether you are a seasoned professional or at the beginning of your career, utilize your talents as an Physical Therapy Assistant to improve the lives of others.
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