Home Health PT — Flexible PRN/FT with Tech-Driven Care

PARS Therapy; United States; On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

Dental plans

Vision plans

Spousal insurance

401(k)

PTO

Awards program

Flexible scheduling

Job summary

PARS Therapy in Texas is seeking a licensed Physical Therapist to join a forward-thinking team using the Roger app to streamline documentation, reduce time spent on paperwork, and focus on patient care in home health. Flexible employment options include PRN or full-time.

As a therapist, you'll evaluate patients' physical abilities, develop personalized treatment plans, provide interventions such as gait training and manual therapy, educate families, and document progress in a HIPAA-compliant

Qualifications

• Active Physical Therapist license in TX.
• Professional liability insurance coverage.
• Graduate degree or higher in Physical Therapy from an accredited program.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate patients’ physical abilities and functional limitations in a home health setting.
• Develop and implement individualized treatment plans to restore function and mobility.
• Provide interventions including exercise, gait training, manual therapy, and balance retraining.
• Educate patients and caregivers on home exercise programs and safety.
• Document evaluations, sessions, and progress notes using digital platforms.
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other therapists.
• Conduct home safety assessments and prevent falls or re-injury.

Skills

Empathy and listening

Excellent communication

Flexibility

Education

Graduate degree in Physical Therapy

Tools

Roger app

Job description

PARS Therapy in Texas is seeking a licensed Physical Therapist to join a forward-thinking team using the Roger app to streamline documentation, reduce time spent on paperwork, and focus on patient care in home health. Flexible employment options include PRN or full-time.

As a therapist, you'll evaluate patients' physical abilities, develop personalized treatment plans, provide interventions such as gait training and manual therapy, educate families, and document progress in a HIPAA-compliant