Outpatient Physical Therapist - Weekdays, Full Benefits

OrthoIndy Northwest; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

OrthoIndy Northwest is seeking a Physical Therapist to provide evaluative and rehabilitative services for outpatient patients in Indianapolis, IN. The role involves developing rehab protocols, documenting progress in EMR, and coordinating care with surgeons and nursing staff.

You will educate patients and families, discuss prognosis, and participate in department quality audits. The position requires Indiana licensure and 1–2 years of PT experience, with a focus on high-quality patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Science required; Master's degree in Physical Therapy preferred.
• Licensed to practice Physical Therapy in Indiana.
• 1-2 years of Physical Therapy experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develops and implements pre-operative and post-operative rehabilitation exercise protocols according to physician protocol.
• Documents all treatment procedures and exercises in EMR; reports changes to nursing staff and referring physician; communicates with physicians and nursing staff.
• Educates patients on their injury, disability, or impairment and discusses prognosis and rehabilitative goals.
• Communicates with family members about patient status and independence in daily living activities.
• Participates in Therapy Department quality control internal audits.
• Organizes patient treatment times.
• Organizes, stocks, and cleans the work area.

Skills

Communication

Patient education

EMR documentation

Education

Bachelor's degree in Science

Master's degree in Physical Therapy (preferred)

Licensed to practice Physical Therapy in Indiana

Job description

OrthoIndy Northwest is seeking a Physical Therapist to provide evaluative and rehabilitative services for outpatient patients in Indianapolis, IN. The role involves developing rehab protocols, documenting progress in EMR, and coordinating care with surgeons and nursing staff.

You will educate patients and families, discuss prognosis, and participate in department quality audits. The position requires Indiana licensure and 1–2 years of PT experience, with a focus on high-quality patient outcomes.