Seeking Homecare Physical Therapist in New York City Area
Currently seeking qualified homecare Physical Therapist for placements in all five of New York City’s boroughs. Therapist reports to Patient’s Nurse Case Manager for Plan of Care, then evaluates/assesses needs of patient, formulates treatment plan for the homecare setting, and provides therapy as defined in plans. Excellent communication skills and team player mentality required, as Therapist must work cooperatively with physicians, case managers, and other skilled professions in the home if applicable. A high level of creativity and latitude, in addition to the ability to promptly submit accurate and compliant documentation is also required. Continue reading
Seeking Orthopedic Clinic Physical Therapist in Westchester County, New York
Seeking a Full-time Physical Therapist to work full-time on a fixed schedule at a dynamic and growing private practice in Westchester County. The practice serves a diverse patient population which includes orthopedic, sport, and spine. Valuing excellence in patient care, customer service, education, and communication, we are looking for individuals who share our ideals and are excited to contribute to our team. Continue reading
Seeking Physical Therapist for Orthopedic Clinic in Brooklyn, New York
We currently have a Staff Physical Therapist job opening in Brooklyn, New York at our client’s outpatient orthopedic center. We emphasize education, staff training, and excellence in patient care. Responsibilities include providing individualized rehabilitative care by developing a comprehensive rehabilitative consultation plan based on scope of injury and physician directives. 1-3 years of working in an outpatient orthopedic setting is strongly preferred. Continue reading
Seeking In-Patient Hospital Setting Physical Therapist in Queens, New York
Currently seeking a skilled Physical Therapist for in-patient hospital setting. Physical Therapist will supervise and provide physical therapy services to patients ranging in age from 14 to 100+ in an in-patient environment. The Physical Therapist supervises supportive personnel and actively participates in departmental activities and processes.
Responsibilities include evaluating patient’s physical and functional capacities and planning, coordinating, and administering goal-directed, activity oriented treatment with the purpose of promoting/restoring optimum independence in daily life tasks and physical functions. The Physical Therapist must also ensure continuation of performance through effective education of the patient, family, support system, and home program, if applicable. These functions are carried out according to hospital policy and in accordance with the mission and vision of the hospital and consistent with the philosophy of the department. Continue reading
Seeking Skilled Nursing Facility Physical Therapist in Nassau County, Long Island
We are currently recruiting for a Physical Therapist to work for our Skilled Nursing Facility in Nassau County. You will join a team of dedicated health care professionals that pride themselves in providing quality resident care. Our facility has a prominent reputation in the community for providing excellent rehabilitation services.
In this position, you will evaluate a resident’s condition, develop a treatment plan, and help them get better, day by day. Responsibilities also include instructing nursing staff and residents’ families on follow-through programs that build on the progress made during therapy, and documenting resident care in accordance with compliance regulations. Continue reading
Seeking School Physical Therapist in New York City
Seeking highly motivated Physical Therapists to service pediatric populations in a Manhattan school. Therapists focus on increasing each student’s ability to participate in various school functions by remediating or compensating for musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, or cardiopulmonary impairments. The students are on the autism spectrum, have significant cognitive delays, are severely emotionally challenged, sensory impaired and/or multiply disabled. Continue reading
