Geriatric PT | Growth & Competitive Benefits

Chatham Hills Subacute Care Center; Short Hills (NJ); On-site; USD 41,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Benefits package

Professional growth potential

Job summary

The Chatham Hills Subacute Care Center is seeking an Experienced Physical Therapist (PT) for our facility in New Jersey. The PT will assess referred patients, develop and administer a rehabilitation program, and document progress under physician direction.

Requirements include graduation from an accredited PT program and a valid state license; experience with long-term/geriatric care and supervising PTAs is preferred.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited Physical Therapy program.
• Valid professional license/registration for state of practice.
• Oversee and supervise Physical Therapy Assistants.
• Experience with long-term care and/or geriatric care preferred.
• Well versed with documentation writing.
• Conduct evaluations, weekly progress notes, recertification and discharge documentation.
• Collaborate with all disciplines to provide patient-centered care.
• Demonstrate exceptional patient service and clinical excellence.

Responsibilities

• Assess referred patients requiring rehabilitation and provide direct patient care.
• Establish and administer treatment programs with specific goals.
• Document and record patient condition and educate patients and families.

Skills

Patient care

Documentation

Clinical excellence

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Professionalism

Time management

Education

DPT or PT degree

State license

Job description

The Chatham Hills Subacute Care Center is seeking an Experienced Physical Therapist (PT) for our facility in New Jersey. The PT will assess referred patients, develop and administer a rehabilitation program, and document progress under physician direction.

Requirements include graduation from an accredited PT program and a valid state license; experience with long-term/geriatric care and supervising PTAs is preferred.