Cherrydale Post Acute is hiring: Physical Therapist (PT) in Greenville
$40–$50/hour
Apply (opens in a new tab)Cherrydale Post Acute is hiring: Physical Therapist (PT) in Greenville
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$40–$50/hour
About the role
- Competitive pay: $40–$50/hour* Comprehensive benefits package: + Medical, dental, vision insurance + PTO + 401(k) with company match* Employee appreciation events throughout the year* PRN opportunities within our network* Career advancement opportunities, including pathways to Director of Rehab* Supportive, collaborative rehab team
- Perform patient evaluations within 24 hours (or 1 business day) of referral* Develop and implement individualized treatment plans* Provide therapy services to improve strength, balance, mobility, and function* Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed* Maintain accurate and compliant clinical documentation* Participate in care planning, rehab conferences, and discharge planning* Educate residents, families, and staff on therapy programs and goals* Recommend and assist with durable medical equipment (DME) needs* Conduct in-service training and staff education* Supervise PTAs, aides, and students
- Degree in Physical Therapy (Bachelor’s required; Master’s or Doctorate preferred)* Active, unencumbered Physical Therapist license in South Carolina (required)* Must maintain all continuing education and remain in good standing with the State Board* Experience in a skilled nursing or rehab setting preferred* Familiarity with PointClickCare (PCC) and Casamba preferred* Strong clinical, communication, and leadership skills
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