Impactful PT Therapist | Sign-On Bonus & Loan Repayment

Sioux Center Health; Sioux Center (IA); On-site; USD 54,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO from day 1

Employer 401(k) match up to 5%

Career development mentorship

Job summary

Avera St Luke's Hospital in Sioux Center, IA is seeking a Physical Therapist to coordinate and deliver therapy services to individuals and groups.

You will evaluate patients, develop treatment plans, guide home programs, and collaborate with the rehabilitation team to meet goals; you will document progress and supervise PT assistants.

This role requires a state license, strong communication, and a commitment to compassionate care.

Qualifications

• The applicant must hold an active Physical Therapist license for the state of practice.
• Current licensure and ability to practice physical therapy is required.
• Strong communication with patients and care teams is essential.

Responsibilities

• Evaluates assigned patients and gathers data from records, interviews, and team members.
• Develops and implements individualized treatment plans and reviews plan of care with patients.
• Delivers direct therapy and educates patients and families in home exercise programs.
• Adjusts intervention plans based on ongoing evaluation and patient progress.
• Maintains documentation of evaluation results, treatment plans, and progress notes.
• Communicates with patients, families, physicians and the care team; attends care conferences.

Skills

Patient evaluation

Treatment planning

Home program instruction

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Clinical documentation

Equipment knowledge

Education

Physical Therapist License

Job description

Avera St Luke's Hospital in Sioux Center, IA is seeking a Physical Therapist to coordinate and deliver therapy services to individuals and groups.

You will evaluate patients, develop treatment plans, guide home programs, and collaborate with the rehabilitation team to meet goals; you will document progress and supervise PT assistants.

This role requires a state license, strong communication, and a commitment to compassionate care.