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HCA Healthcare in Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center, Virginia, seeks a Physical Therapy Assistant for PRN opportunities. You will deliver patient-centered care, with a focus on mobility and independence, supported by defined processes and a collaborative team.
Reasons to join include resources like educational support, growth paths, and scheduling flexibility. Your responsibilities include guiding patients through therapeutic exercises, applying PT techniques, tracking progress, and teaching
Hourly Wage Estimate: $24.87 - $34.82 / hour
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Do you have the PRN career opportunities as a Physical Therapy Assistant PRN you want with your current employer? We have an exciting opportunity for you to join Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center which is part of the nation's leading provider of healthcare services, HCA Healthcare.
As a Physical Therapy Assistant at HCA Healthcare, you’ll improve the lives of patients by providing individualized care that restores mobility and independence. Supported by well-defined processes, caseloads that let you focus on patients, and a strong partnership with your team and supervising PTs, you’ll deliver high-quality care with confidence and impact. You'll also have access to resources like educational assistance, clear paths for growth, and scheduling flexibility. Join us!
Your responsibilities will include:
Delivering therapeutic exercises and functional training to help patients regain independence and mobility
Applying physical therapy techniques and modalities to reduce pain and restore function
Monitoring patient progress and documenting responses to ensure safe, effective care
Teaching patients and families how to use assistive devices and follow home exercise programs
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