Lead Physical Therapist – Full-Time Rehab Leadership

Advanced Hiring; New York (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401K

Job summary

Advanced Hiring in Queens, NY is seeking a full-time Lead Therapist for a Skilled Nursing Facility. The role involves supervising the rehab department, guiding therapy staff, and maintaining compliant documentation while managing a partial caseload.

You must hold a valid NY professional license and have a background in Occupational, Physical, or Speech Pathology. Management experience is preferred and a collaborative, patient-centered approach is essential.

Qualifications

• Valid NY professional license.
• Experience in management is preferred.
• Graduated from an approved Occupational, Physical, or Speech Pathology program.

Responsibilities

• Assist rehab director in supervising the rehab department (PT/OT/SLP and aides).
• Demonstrate leadership to guide therapy staff and maintain a positive atmosphere.
• Assist therapy staff in solving patient needs and adjusting treatment plans.
• Ensure efficient operations following policies and procedures.
• Collaborate with the rehab director on scheduling and staff performance.
• Ensure staff adherence to documentation standards and compliance.
• Maintain a partial clinical caseload as directed by the rehab director.
• Monitor staff documentation to align with guidelines.

Skills

Leadership

Staff supervision

Team management

Education

Graduated from an approved Occupational, Physical, or Speech Pathology program

Job description

Advanced Hiring in Queens, NY is seeking a full-time Lead Therapist for a Skilled Nursing Facility. The role involves supervising the rehab department, guiding therapy staff, and maintaining compliant documentation while managing a partial caseload.

You must hold a valid NY professional license and have a background in Occupational, Physical, or Speech Pathology. Management experience is preferred and a collaborative, patient-centered approach is essential.