Part-Time Physical Therapy Assistant - Team Rehab

Paycom; Merced (CA); On-site; USD 62,000 - 69,000; Part time

Job summary

Anberry Post Acute in Merced, CA, is seeking a Part Time Physical Therapy Assistant to assist in providing quality patient care under supervision of licensed therapists. The role emphasizes patient treatment plan implementation, accurate documentation, and collaboration with therapists and care teams.

Candidates should be graduates of an approved PTA program and be in good standing with licensing boards. Knowledge of Medicare and payer sources is preferred, with a focus onResident rights and

Qualifications

• Graduate of an approved Physical Therapy Assistant curriculum.
• In good standing with regulatory agencies and licensing boards.
• Working knowledge of Medicare and other payor sources.
• Full knowledge of resident’s rights.

Responsibilities

• Implements and executes on established patient treatment plan under supervision of a therapist.
• Communicates with patients, families, referring physicians and team members.
• Provides timely written documentation per facility and department requirements.
• Develops and enhances clinical and professional skills through knowledge and associations.
• Communicates with patients, families and other clinical staff of treatment variations.
• Provides timely written documentation as required by insurance providers to meet licensing, certification, regulatory, reimbursement requirements.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

English proficient

Clinical documentation

Education

Physical Therapy Assistant degree

Job description

Anberry Post Acute in Merced, CA, is seeking a Part Time Physical Therapy Assistant to assist in providing quality patient care under supervision of licensed therapists. The role emphasizes patient treatment plan implementation, accurate documentation, and collaboration with therapists and care teams.

Candidates should be graduates of an approved PTA program and be in good standing with licensing boards. Knowledge of Medicare and payer sources is preferred, with a focus onResident rights and