Physical Therapist: Patient-Centered Rehab & Education

APTA New Mexico; Linden (NJ); Vor Ort; USD 70.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

OrthoNJ - Union County Orthopaedic Group Division in New Jersey is seeking a qualified physical therapist to provide direct patient care, including evaluation, treatment planning, and discharge planning. Must hold BS/MS in Physical Therapy and NJ state licensure; minimum 2 years clinical experience preferred and familiarity with HIPAA/OSHA guidelines.

You will collaborate with physicians, maintain documentation, and contribute to ongoing patient education and outcomes in a busy outpatient

Qualifikationen

• Requirements include a BS or MS in Physical Therapy and NJ state licensure.
• Minimum 2 years of clinical experience in a medical or outpatient setting preferred.
• Familiarity with HIPAA, OSHA and compliance guidelines required.

Aufgaben

• Direct patient care: evaluate and re-evaluate patients.
• Assess data to determine rehabilitation potential and needed interventions.
• Set functional rehabilitation goals with patient involvement and measurable timeframes.
• Plan and implement current PT treatments with appropriate modifications.
• Educate patients and families about treatment and home programs.
• Collaborate with care team for discharge planning and continuity of care.
• Maintain documentation and communicate with physicians and team members.

Kenntnisse

Physical Therapy

NJ Licensure

2+ years experience

HIPAA knowledge

EMR experience

Ausbildung

BS/MS in Physical Therapy

Tools

EMR systems

Jobbeschreibung

OrthoNJ - Union County Orthopaedic Group Division in New Jersey is seeking a qualified physical therapist to provide direct patient care, including evaluation, treatment planning, and discharge planning. Must hold BS/MS in Physical Therapy and NJ state licensure; minimum 2 years clinical experience preferred and familiarity with HIPAA/OSHA guidelines.

You will collaborate with physicians, maintain documentation, and contribute to ongoing patient education and outcomes in a busy outpatient