Physical Therapist - Physical Therapy 21

St.-Rose-Hospital; Hayward (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Part time

Job summary

St.-Rose-Hospital in Hayward, California seeks a Physical Therapist to provide comprehensive therapy services, including patient evaluations, treatments, and home programs. The role requires active license or eligibility, BCLS certification, and a PT degree with 6 months to 2 years of experience.

You will design and revise plans of care, document thoroughly, and collaborate with an inter-disciplinary team. This is a per-diem/AM shift position with emphasis on quality patient care and ongoing

Qualifications

• Current California Physical Therapy License or eligible.
• Current BCLS from the American Heart Association required.
• BA or MA in Physical Therapy required.
• Six months to two years work experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide therapy services to patients, including evaluations and treatment planning.
• Perform patient evaluation and administer treatments; design and revise plans of care and goals.
• Maintain complete and timely documentation meeting unit standards and regulatory requirements.
• Obtain physician orders for evaluation and treatment and ensure proper authorization.
• Supervise aides and PT assistants, PTLA students, and volunteers as applicable.
• Contribute to clinical instruction of affiliating students and participate in education programs.
• Keep current with trends in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation; participate in committees and quality improvement.
• Perform other duties as assigned by the Director of Rehabilitation/Occupational Services.

Skills

Patient evaluation & treatment

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Leadership and supervision

Documentation & regulatory compliance

Education

BA/MA in Physical Therapy

Job description

Physical Therapist - Physical Therapy 21

Job summary

Job description/Responsibilities: Per-DiemAM ShiftAPPROXIMATE PAY RANGE:$65.05 - $80.00Under general supervision is responsible for providing therapy services to patients; including evaluations, planning individual patient care programs, treatments, and home programs. ESSENTIAL DUTIESPerforms patient evaluation and administers treatmentDesigns and revises plans of care and goalsProvides written and/or verbal reports to physiciansDocumentation is complete and timely and meets unit standards and regulatory requirementsCompletes accurate charge sheets for patients treated and submits them dailyObtains physician orders for evaluation and treatment. Ensures proper authorization is obtained, when required prior to treatmentParticipates in in-service education programsDemonstrates flexibility in meeting hospital and unit needsParticipates in clinical instruction of affiliating studentsProvides instruction, and delegates to aides and physical therapy assistants, new employees, PTLA's students, and volunteersKeeps abreast of current trends and developments in Physical Therapy and RehabilitationParticipates in related activities such as patient care committees, case conferences, personnel orientations, community education projects, and in-service educationDemonstrates interest in personal and professional growthParticipates in development and evaluation of clinic standards, budget, and quality improvement indicatorOther DutiesPerforms pre-employment fitness testingPerforms worksite evaluations and worksite trainingPerforms wound careParticipates in performance improvement activitiesPerforms other job-related duties as assigned by the Director, Rehabilitation/Occupational Services

Required Qualification: *License/CertificationCurrent California Physical Therapy License or eligibleCurrent BCLS from the American Heart Association required*Proof of all required License(s) and/or Certification(s) due at time of hire.**EducationBA or MA in Physical Therapy required.**Proof of all required educational levels due at time of hireExperienceSix months to two years work experience preferred. New graduates may be acceptableSkills- Knowledgeable of the principles and practices of Physical Therapy and other disciplines- Ability to evaluate, plan and carry out a Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation program for individual patients- Ability to explain, demonstrate and teach physical and rehabilitative measures- Ability to supervise support personnel- Ability to work effectively with others in an inter-disciplinary team relationship- Ability to be self-directing and to seek direction and consultation as needed No Referrals or Candidates Accepted from Recruiters or Agencies.

Job Family: Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations