PRN Physical Therapy Assistant - Rehab & Mobility

Community HealthCare System; Onaga (KS); On-site; USD 33,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Community HealthCare System in Onaga, Kansas, is seeking a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) for PRN coverage. The PTA will plan and deliver individualized physical therapy programs, perform initial exams with diagnostic input, monitor progress, and document outcomes.

Collaboration with physicians and adherence to CHCS policies are essential. Responsibilities include patient and family instruction, recording objective data, obtaining informed consent, and arranging appropriate follow-up

Qualifications

• Current PTA license in Kansas is required.
• Must be able to perform initial exams and document findings.
• Ability to adjust treatments based on patient progress.

Responsibilities

• Plan and carry out individu ally designed physical therapy programs.
• Perform initial exams to identify problems and diagnoses.
• Evaluate treatment effects and adjust plans for maximum benefit.
• Document goals, progress, and prognoses in patient charts.
• Obtain informed consent for interventions.
• Record measurements of strength, function, and perception.
• Review referrals and medical records to determine required therapy.
• Discharge patients when goals are achieved and arrange follow-up.
• Instruct patients and families on continued home care.
• Ensure adherence to CHCS policies and educational requirements.

Skills

Patient assessment

Treatment planning

Documentation

Patient education

Policy compliance

Referral collaboration

Education

PTA licensure (Kansas)

Job description

Community HealthCare System in Onaga, Kansas, is seeking a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) for PRN coverage. The PTA will plan and deliver individualized physical therapy programs, perform initial exams with diagnostic input, monitor progress, and document outcomes.

Collaboration with physicians and adherence to CHCS policies are essential. Responsibilities include patient and family instruction, recording objective data, obtaining informed consent, and arranging appropriate follow-up