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Hospital of Central Connecticut, part of Hartford HealthCare, is seeking a Physical Therapist to support orthopedic and spine rehabilitation within an acute care setting. You will work with the Connecticut Orthopedic Institute and the Ayer Neuroscience Institute to deliver specialized rehabilitation to a broad patient population, including joint replacements and spine procedures.
As a team member, you will promote early mobility, safety, and timely discharge, collaborating with physicians,
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The Hospital of Central Connecticut is seeking a Physical Therapist to support its growing orthopedic and spine rehabilitation program in partnership with the Connecticut Orthopedic Institute (COI) and Hartford HealthCare Ayer Neuroscience Institute. This is an exciting opportunity to provide specialized rehabilitation services to a broad orthopedic population, including patients undergoing hip and knee joint replacement, shoulder procedures, and spine surgery, with a continued focus on enhancing care for complex spine patients.
This position is responsible for providing comprehensive physical therapy services within the acute care setting, with a primary clinical focus on orthopedic and spine rehabilitation. As a member of the broader acute care rehabilitation team, the Physical Therapist will also provide cross-coverage for other acute care patient populations based on departmental needs.
The Physical Therapist applies evidence-based clinical practices to promote early mobility, functional recovery, patient safety, and timely discharge readiness. The role includes collaborating with physicians, nursing, occupational therapy, and other members of the interdisciplinary team to support patient progression throughout the hospital stay.
As the orthopedic and spine program continues to grow, the Physical Therapist will contribute to the delivery of high-quality, coordinated rehabilitation services for this specialized patient population. This includes supporting postoperative day zero (POD0) mobility, patient and caregiver education, functional mobility, and activities of daily living in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team.
The Physical Therapist will practice in accordance with established clinical standards, departmental policies, and regulatory requirements while contributing to continuous improvement in patient care and rehabilitation outcomes.
The Physical Therapist will report to the Regional Orthopedic Rehabilitation Supervisor and work collaboratively with rehabilitation leadership and the interdisciplinary team to support high-quality care and the continued growth of the orthopedic and spine program.
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