Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) – PRN
Flexible Schedule | Competitive PRN Rates | In-House Therapy Team
Looking for extra hours, supplemental income, or a flexible PRN opportunity? Let's talk!
Gardens of Belden Village is looking for a PRN Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) to join our in-house rehabilitation team!
Questions before applying?
Why Join Us?
- Competitive PRN rates
- Flexible scheduling = work when you're available
- No set schedule or minimum commitment
- In-house therapy team/No contract therapy
- Supportive and collaborative work environment
- Opportunities to pick up additional hours
- Gain valuable experience working with residents in a long-term care setting
- Work alongside an experienced rehabilitation and interdisciplinary team
What You'll Do
As a PTA, you'll work under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist to provide skilled, hands-on therapy services that help residents improve their strength, mobility, balance, independence, and quality of life.
Responsibilities include:
- Providing skilled therapy interventions under the direction of a Physical Therapist
- Implementing individualized treatment plans
- Addressing strength, mobility, balance, endurance, and functional needs
- Monitoring resident progress and response to treatment
- Educating residents, families, and caregivers on therapy goals and techniques
- Communicating resident progress and concerns to the supervising PT
- Completing timely and accurate documentation
- Collaborating with nursing and the interdisciplinary care team
- Providing compassionate, resident-centered care
What We're Looking For
- Active Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) license in the applicable state
- License in good standing with applicable licensing boards and regulatory agencies
- LTC/SNF or geriatric experience preferred, but not required
- Net Health experience is a plus
- Strong communication, organizational, and teamwork skills
- Ability to work effectively as part of a collaborative therapy team
- Passion for helping residents maintain mobility, function, and independence