Pediatric Physical Therapist — Early Intervention (Travel)

Capability Health & Human Services; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare provider in Las Vegas is seeking a Physical Therapist to help clients regain functionality through tailored therapy programs. The ideal candidate will possess a valid Physical Therapy License from Nevada, have at least two years of experience with children, and hold CPR and First Aid certifications. Responsibilities include conducting evaluations, reporting outcomes, and participating in professional development. This role involves significant travel within service delivery areas, making adaptability to various conditions essential.

Qualifications

• CPR and First Aid certifications required.
• Valid driver's license required.
• Knowledge of federal, state and local legislation that mandates physical therapy practices.

Responsibilities

• Develops plans for therapy programs and evaluations.
• Completes initial evaluations and re-evaluations for patients.
• Prepares reports and attends multidisciplinary case meetings.
• Maintains clinical and administrative records.
• Participates in continuing education and monthly staff meetings.
• Interprets evaluation data and writes comprehensive reports.

Skills

Excellent verbal communication skills

Interpersonal communication skills

Ability to work with individuals with severe disabilities

Ability to maintain confidentiality

Education

Physical Therapy License from the State of Nevada

Initial certification by National Board for Physical Therapy

Experience working with children

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Teams)

Job description

A healthcare provider in Las Vegas is seeking a Physical Therapist to help clients regain functionality through tailored therapy programs. The ideal candidate will possess a valid Physical Therapy License from Nevada, have at least two years of experience with children, and hold CPR and First Aid certifications. Responsibilities include conducting evaluations, reporting outcomes, and participating in professional development. This role involves significant travel within service delivery areas, making adaptability to various conditions essential.