PRN Physical Therapy Tech: Clinic Support

Drayerpt; DuBois (Clearfield County); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Drayer Physical Therapy, a brand partner of Upstream Rehabilitation, is seeking a PRN Physical Therapy Technician to join our team in DuBois, PA. This role supports patient care in a service-based culture where you can make a meaningful impact on lives.

The technician is an unlicensed associate who works under the direct supervision of a licensed Physical or Occupational Therapist, performing tasks such as preparing treatment areas, guiding patients through exercises, applying ice/heat, and

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Excellent customer service and communication skills required.
• Organizational detail and ability to multitask required.
• Proficient in the use of computers and learning new software programs required.

Responsibilities

• Preparing equipment and treatment areas for patient use.
• Assisting and/or observing patients perform prescribed therapy exercises and documenting patient responses to treatment.
• Performing basic prescribed treatments such as applying ice packs and heat pads as instructed.
• Cleaning and sanitizing equipment and therapy areas, as well as changing and laundering linens.
• Performing administrative tasks, including assisting with patient intake, answering phone calls and scheduling patient appointments.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Skills

Customer service

Communication

Multitasking

Computer skills

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Job description

Drayer Physical Therapy, a brand partner of Upstream Rehabilitation, is seeking a PRN Physical Therapy Technician to join our team in DuBois, PA. This role supports patient care in a service-based culture where you can make a meaningful impact on lives.

The technician is an unlicensed associate who works under the direct supervision of a licensed Physical or Occupational Therapist, performing tasks such as preparing treatment areas, guiding patients through exercises, applying ice/heat, and