PRN Physical Therapist Assistant — In-House Rehab Team

Building Therapy Leaders; Hawarden (IA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance (BCB

401k with Match

Paid Time Off

Unlimited CEU Opportunities

Career Advancement Opportunities

Tuition Reimbursement

Scholarship Opportunities

Employee discounts on gym memberships,

Job summary

Hillcrest Health Care Center in Hawarden, IA, is seeking a PRN Physical Therapist Assistant to join our in-house rehab program. This post-acute care facility offers long-term and short-term geriatric services and values CAPLICO principles.

New grads are welcome to apply as part of a supportive team environment. The PTA will work under the supervision of a Physical Therapist to deliver evidence-based rehabilitation services and help improve patient outcomes in a compassionate, patient-centered

Qualifications

• Physical Therapist Assistant license required.
• New grads welcome to apply.

Responsibilities

• Apply evidence-based practices to support clinical interventions.
• Provide rehabilitative treatment to patients under Physical Therapist supervision.
• Administer rehabilitation procedures including manual techniques, ambulation, exercises, modalities, and devices under supervision.
• Collaborate with supervising Physical Therapist to assess and adjust treatments per regulations and clinical practice.
• Offer consultation and counseling to patients, families, and other caregivers regarding physical disorders.

Skills

PTA license

New grads welcome

Job description

Hillcrest Health Care Center in Hawarden, IA, is seeking a PRN Physical Therapist Assistant to join our in-house rehab program. This post-acute care facility offers long-term and short-term geriatric services and values CAPLICO principles.

New grads are welcome to apply as part of a supportive team environment. The PTA will work under the supervision of a Physical Therapist to deliver evidence-based rehabilitation services and help improve patient outcomes in a compassionate, patient-centered