PRN Acute Care Physical Therapist – Make a Difference
Lifepoint Health®
Warrenton (VA)
On-site
USD 80,000 - 100,000
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Professional Development: Ongoing learning and career advancement opportunities
Job summary
A healthcare provider in Warrenton, VA, is seeking a Physical Therapist (PT), PRN. The role involves performing patient assessments, documentation, and care provision. Candidates must possess a Virginia state license and a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy. Comprehensive benefits and ongoing professional development opportunities are offered. Candidates should be ready for weekday shifts with rotating weekends, contributing to essential community health services.
Qualifications
Applicants should have a Virginia state license as a Physical Therapist.
Basic Life Support certification is required within 7 days of hire.
Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy is required.
Responsibilities
Accurately performs patient assessments and identifies patient needs.
Identifies and initiates appropriate nursing interventions.
Provides care appropriate to condition and age of the patient.
Performs timely and appropriate documentation relating to medical necessity in the medical record.
Responsible for completion and revision of the Interdisciplinary Care Plan for each patient.
Skills
Virginia state license as a Physical Therapist
Basic Life Support certification
Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy
Job description
A healthcare provider in Warrenton, VA, is seeking a Physical Therapist (PT), PRN. The role involves performing patient assessments, documentation, and care provision. Candidates must possess a Virginia state license and a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy. Comprehensive benefits and ongoing professional development opportunities are offered. Candidates should be ready for weekday shifts with rotating weekends, contributing to essential community health services.