
Physical Therapist - Outpatient
About the role
Summary Of The Physical Therapist Role
The Physical Therapist provides comprehensive physical therapy services, including screening, evaluation, treatment planning, implementation, reassessment, discharge planning, and documentation across various settings.
They participate in program planning, protocol development, and team collaboration to meet established goals.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct evaluations by reviewing patient history, performing assessments, and documenting findings, while involving patients and families in goal setting.
- Implement treatment protocols based on evaluation results and patient presentation, consulting with healthcare professionals as needed.
- Complete discharge planning, follow-up care, and ensure accurate documentation of care activities, including progress notes and evaluations.
- Manage time efficiently, maintain punctuality, and demonstrate professionalism to ensure smooth patient access to care.
- Participate in multidisciplinary quality improvement teams, community outreach, and hospital marketing activities.
- Contribute to departmental goals, adhere to regulations, and pursue ongoing professional development and mentoring roles, including serving as a clinical instructor.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited institution.
- Licensure as a Physical Therapist in applicable regions.
- CPR certification within 90 days.
- Strong clinical competency, teamwork skills, organization, communication, and computer proficiency.
