Physical Therapist Assistant, PTA

Inhome-Therapy; Vero Beach (FL); On-site; USD 36,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mileage reimbursement

Paid training and mentorship

Tablet with data plan provided

Leadership opportunities and careerAdv

Consistent caseload

Job summary

InHome Therapy is seeking a Home Health Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) to deliver patient-centered care in Vero Beach and surrounding areas. You will work with adults and geriatrics in patients' homes, maintaining a consistent caseload and ensuring meaningful functional progress.

Key benefits include reliable mentorship, paid training, and a per-visit compensation model with autonomy over your schedule.

Qualifications

• Active PTA license in good standing is required.
• BLS CPR certification is required.
• Reliable transportation to visit patients at home.
• Comfort with email, texting and EMR systems (training provided).

Responsibilities

• Provide home health physical therapy services under the supervision of a PT.
• Visit adult and geriatric patients in their homes and help them regain strength and function.
• Complete accurate and timely therapy documentation (training provided).
• Be the best part of someone’s day.

Skills

Active PTA license

BLS CPR

Reliable transportation

EMR systems

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

We're Looking for PTAs Who Want More Freedom, Flexibility, and Fulfillment

At InHome Therapy, we put therapists first. If you're searching for home health PTA jobs with flexible scheduling and consistent patient volume, this could be a great fit.

We're currently hiring a home health Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) in and around Vero Beach treating the adult and geriatric population.

What's Awesome About This Job

• Consistent caseload - steady referrals through our agency partner network
• Flexible schedule - you own your time and have autonomy over your day
• Therapy-first clinical and administrative support
• Room to grow - leadership opportunities and career advancement
• Tablet with data plan provided

Compensation and Benefits*

• Mileage reimbursement - plus tools to reduce windshield time
• Paid training and ongoing mentorship
• The visit rate for this role ranges from $35-50 per visit

What You'll Do

• Provide home health physical therapy services under the supervision of a PT
• Visit adult and geriatric patients in their homes and help them regain strength and function
• Complete accurate and timely therapy documentation (training provided)
• Be the best part of someone’s day!

What You'll Need

• Active Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) license in good standing
• BLS CPR certification
• Reliable transportation
• Basic comfort with technology - email, texting, EMR systems (training provided)

*This position is paid on a per-visit basis. Final compensation is based on experience, qualifications, and internal equity. Benefits eligibility varies based on employment status and weekly hours worked. Some roles are eligible for medical benefits only; others are eligible for both medical benefits and PTO. Additional offerings may include 401(k), life and disability coverage, voluntary supplemental insurance options, and a company-paid Employee Assistance Program (EAP).

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