Physical Therapy Assistant - Milford Outpatient Rehab - Full Time
Physical Therapy Assistant - Milford Outpatient Rehab - Full Time
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Follows the physical therapy Plan of Care in providing skilled services to referred patients.
- Addresses completion of goals and recommends the physical therapist update the treatment plan, as applicable. Reviews short and long terms goals and their specific time frames.
- Assesses status of patient in relation to current plan of treatment and goals, communicating status either verbally or in writing to primary therapist and referrer, as well as other clinicians involved in the patient's care.
- Performs treatments within scope of practice effectively and efficiently, to promote optimal functional outcome and attainment of patient centered goals.
- Instructs patient, family member(s), and other essential personnel in the use of home medical equipment as well as adaptive devices and the implementation of the home program.
- Works in collaboration with aides, and other essential personnel, in the implementation and revision of the Physical Therapy Plan of Care.
- Assists in establishing and implementing discharge plan.
- Documents assessments, treatment methods, communications with others, progress notes, home programs, discharge plans, and discharge summary. Submits charges for all services.
- Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy Assistant Program with a minimum Associates Degree required. Licensed as a Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) by the state of NH Physical Therapy Governing Board Required. CPR certification required. 3+ years' experience in outpatient orthopedics.
- What Elliot Health System Has to OfferHealth, dental, prescription, and vision coverage for full-time & part-time employees
- Short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance coverage403(b) Retirement Savings Plan
- Multiple onsite gym locations with FREE access for employees (plus yoga, personal training and more)
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