Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) - Rehabilitation Support
centerwell certified healthcare little rock arLittle Rock (AR)
Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) - Rehabilitation Support
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centerwell certified healthcare little rock arLittle Rock (AR)
Physical Therapist AssistantsOffices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant Flexible schedule required, local travel may be needed.2 years of experience as a Physical Therapy Assistant is required.
Requirements:
- Current state license to practice Physical Therapy
- Proof of current CPR certification
- Current driver's license
- Reliable transportation and insurance
- Graduate of an accredited school of physical therapy assistant with an Associate Degree in Physical Therapy
Responsibilities:
Administers physical therapy treatment plans developed by the Physical Therapist.
Conducts both active and passive manual therapeutic exercises and applies various modalities such as heat, cold, and electrical treatments.
Records clients' status accurately and submits clinical paperwork in a timely manner.
Participates in departmental meetings and contributes to in-services.
Communicates equipment failures and changes in client or staff needs to supervisors.
Maintains infection control protocols in patient care activities.
Accepts assignments consistent with education and competence.
Benefits:
- Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance After 90 Days
- Accrued PTOContinuing Education through TLC Academy & Relias Training
- Referral Bonus up to $1,000401(k) with MatchAccess to Purchase Aflac
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Discounts on Travel and Retail through Employee Discount Network
- Life InsuranceTLC ShiftShield income protection for eligible travelers between assignments
- Compliance / Notes
Parking details will be provided. Background checks and drug screens may be required.
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