Acute Care Physical Therapist: Elevate Patient Outcomes

Community Health Network; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Community Health Network in Indianapolis is seeking a Physical Therapist responsible for interpreting the results of initial evaluations, setting patient goals, and developing comprehensive treatment plans.

You will adjust plans as needed, apply appropriate treatment techniques, and participate in teaching opportunities or clinical education of students, as well as interdisciplinary program planning. A focus on safety and collaborative teamwork supports positive patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program.
• Valid Indiana Physical Therapy license or temporary permit.
• Experience in Acute Care setting; new graduates eligible.
• Able to lift/transfer patients and treatment supplies.

Responsibilities

• Interpret initial evaluation results and set appropriate goals.
• Develop and modify patient treatment plans as needed.
• Utilize appropriate treatment techniques in care.
• Participate in teaching opportunities or clinical education of students.
• Engage in inter-disciplinary program planning.
• Maintain a safe environment for effective team functioning and patient safety.

Skills

Interpreting results

Develops treatment plan

Teaching opportunities

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Patient communication

Lifting / transferring patients

Education

Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy

Indiana PT license or temporary permit

Acute Care experience

New graduate eligible

Job description

Community Health Network in Indianapolis is seeking a Physical Therapist responsible for interpreting the results of initial evaluations, setting patient goals, and developing comprehensive treatment plans.

You will adjust plans as needed, apply appropriate treatment techniques, and participate in teaching opportunities or clinical education of students, as well as interdisciplinary program planning. A focus on safety and collaborative teamwork supports positive patient outcomes.