Pediatric Physical Therapist/Physical Therapist Assistant

AMP Therapy; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in pediatric therapy is looking for skilled physical therapists to join their dedicated team. This role involves working closely with children in their natural environments, helping them overcome movement challenges and improve their quality of life. You will employ various therapeutic techniques and provide education to families to ensure the best outcomes for young patients. If you are passionate about making a difference in children's lives and thrive in a supportive team environment, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Ability to work long hours, including evenings and weekends.
• Strong manual dexterity and physical endurance required.

Responsibilities

• Diagnosing movement difficulties through interviews and examinations.
• Helping children improve movement and heal from injuries.
• Educating families on safety and home exercises.

Skills

Pediatric Physical Therapy

Patient Interaction

Functional Training

Empathy

Attention to Detail

Job description

AMP Pediatric Therapy is a private, therapist-owned practice located in Central Florida and is home to over 100 PTs/PTAs, OTs/COTAs, SLPs/SLPAs, and ITDS that provide quality therapy to children 0-21 throughout the state.

AMP Pediatric Therapy is seeking skilled pediatric Physical therapists and assistants to serve our pediatric population in their natural environment (home, school, daycare) and join our amazing team of therapists. Currently seeking therapists in Central Florida and surrounding areas such as Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Brevard counties.

Responsibilities:

1. Interviewing children and family members and using physical examinations to diagnose the source of children's movement difficulties;
2. Helping children to learn to move their bodies correctly, make their movements less painful, increase the functions of injured body parts, and heal from injuries;
3. Using techniques like functional training and exercise, medication, diet changes, and specialized equipment that is designed to treat and alleviate pain;
4. Teaching children and their families about safety and home exercises.

Requirements:

1. The ability to work long hours as well as some evening and weekend shifts;
2. The ability to handle stress and pressure;
3. Attention to detail, patience, and empathy;
4. Manual dexterity and physical endurance to lift patients and heavy equipment.