Pediatric School Physical Therapist - Part-Time

Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System; Lancaster (Lancaster County); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive compensation

Tuition assistance program

Job summary

Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System is looking for a part-time School Physical Therapist to provide care for children aged six weeks to five years. Responsibilities include conducting screenings, delivering treatments, and collaborating with families and staff. Candidates should have a Bachelor of Science degree and valid PA licensure. Benefits include comprehensive compensation and a tuition assistance program. This role is integral to developing children's skills and supporting their growth in a nurturing environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum required qualifications include a Bachelor of Science degree and PA physical therapy licensure.
• One year of general physical therapy experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Serve children aged six weeks to five years at CHS programs.
• Conduct developmental screenings and assessments.
• Deliver treatment services for children with physical delays.
• Maintain effective communication with families.
• Collaborate with multiple disciplines in a team atmosphere.

Skills

Pediatric care

Developmental screenings

Effective communication

Collaboration

Treatment planning

Education

Bachelor of Science degree

Master of Science degree (preferred)

CPR certification

Job description

Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System is looking for a part-time School Physical Therapist to provide care for children aged six weeks to five years. Responsibilities include conducting screenings, delivering treatments, and collaborating with families and staff. Candidates should have a Bachelor of Science degree and valid PA licensure. Benefits include comprehensive compensation and a tuition assistance program. This role is integral to developing children's skills and supporting their growth in a nurturing environment.