Physical Therapist

Randolph Health; Asheboro (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Randolph Health in North Carolina seeks a licensed Physical Therapist to deliver preventive, corrective, and restorative care in home health settings. The role requires adapting practices for home-based teaching to patients and families, and supervising the therapy team as appropriate.

Candidates should hold a BS or MS in Physical Therapy, a North Carolina license, a valid NC driver’s license, and BCLS certification. One to three years of Home Health experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a University accredited by the American Physical Therapy Association with a BS or MS degree.
• Valid North Carolina Physical Therapy License.
• Valid North Carolina Driver's License.
• BCLS.
• One to three years Home Health experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver preventive, corrective, and restorative care using a broad range of rehabilitative techniques.
• Adapt current methods of practice in the home setting to teach patients, families, other professional and para-professional personnel.
• Supervise the therapy assistant (LPTA) when appropriate, and the Home Health Aide when case managing.
• Work within the scope of professional practice regarding judgement, skills, education and experience.

Skills

BCLS

Driver's License

Supervision

Education

BS/MS in Physical Therapy

NC Physical Therapy License

Job description

Responsible for delivering preventive, corrective, and restorative care using a broad range of rehabilitative techniques. Responsible for exercising the initiative to adapt current methods of practice in the home setting to teach patients, families, other professional and para-professional personnel is appropriate rehab programs. Responsible for supervising the therapy assistant (LPTA) when appropriate, and the Home Health Aide when case managing. Responsible for working within the scope of professional practice regarding judgement, skills, education and experience.

Graduate of a University accredited by the American PhysicalTherapy Association with a BS or MS degree. Valid North Carolina Physical Therapy License. Valid North Carolina Driver's License. BCLS. Should be familiar with acute care, orthopedics, and neurologic patient treatment procedures. One to three years Home Health experience preferred.