Outpatient Rehab Physical Therapist
ilocatumGratiot (OH)
About the role
Outpatient Rehab Physical Therapist, Sign-On Bonus
Location: Gratiot, OH
Job Type: Full-time or part-time (31, 33, or 40 hours per week)
Pay:
$39.50 to $53.00 per hour plus sign-on bonus
Grow your skills across every rehab unit as an Outpatient Physical Therapist at a top-ranked hospital, with the schedule that works best for you.
Must-Haves
Degree in Physical Therapy
Current Ohio Physical Therapy license, or ability to obtain
At least one clinical rotation in a rehab setting, such as outpatient, acute rehab, SNF, acute medical, home health, or behavioral health
What You'll Do:
Evaluate patients and build individualized treatment plans
Provide individual and group physical therapy for a wide range of diagnoses
Cover all units, gaining cross-training across the full rehab continuum
Use state-of-the-art equipment to deliver high-quality care
Document efficiently in Epic EMR
Collaborate with a supportive rehab team under a respected Rehab Manager
Nice-to-Haves
Outpatient orthopedic or rehab experience
Epic EMR experience
Compensation and Benefits:
$39.50 to $53.00 per hour based on experience
Sign-on bonus
Full benefits package
Flexible options of 31, 33, or 40 hours per week
About the Company:
A nationally recognized hospital in a rural east central Ohio setting, committed to exceptional patient care and career growth.
To apply, submit your resume for consideration.
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