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Family First Healthcare Services in Florida seeks a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant to join our compassionate team, delivering patient-centered rehabilitation under a licensed therapist.
The ideal candidate holds an associate degree, Florida PTA license, and passes the required exam (NPTE or state exam); you will develop treatment plans, document progress, and support home-health patients. This role offers growth opportunities and a collaborative environment committed to quality outcomes.
As a family of caregivers, our patient centric approach and enhanced emphasis on optimal patient outcomes is deeply rooted in every one of our interactions. Our Home Health Care team leads by example—ensuring that the promise of our culture of care is delivered to each and every individual our organization has a relationship with, from clients, patients to everyone in between.
Our Mission has always been to improve the quality of life for those that we serve, and we strive to deliver upon this with EVERY patient/client experience. It is consistently about the people that we serve and for our team members – our dedicated team works tirelessly to provide the very best care.
Family First is looking for an experienced, motivated, and compassionate Physical Therapist Assistant to join our team. We are an organization that offers many opportunities for career growth and advancement.
We are a visionary leader in the healthcare industry providing home care and home health services. Our passion, positivity and quality outcomes must be at the forefront of all our interactions. We are committed to treating our clients & team members with respect, listening to their needs as well as serving as their advocates.
The ideal candidate will display compassion, education, proficiency, and experience while assisting the patient.
We are seeking a licensed PTA to join our growing team of medical professionals. You will be working with patients who are recovering from injuries and disabilities and help them regain their abilities so that they can resume work. Duties will include conducting a physical assessment of clients, developing treatment plans, assessing work and home environments of clients, and developing physical rehabilitation programs.
An Associates degree and a state license is required to be considered as a candidate. To be a successful hire, you will need to have up-to-date knowledge of treatment practices and physical therapy programs.
Level II Background Screenings will be completed on all applicants. Please use the following link to access the AHCA Clearinghouse for additional information: Clearinghouse Results Website - CRW | AHCA - Clearinghouse Results Website - CRW