PTA – Post-ICU Rehab Specialist (Sign-On Bonus)

Select Medical; Florence (SC); Vor Ort; USD 32.000 - 54.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Orientation program

Tuition reimbursement

Continuing education

Student debt benefit

Medical plan

PTO

401(k) matching

Life & disability protection

Zusammenfassung

Regency Hospital - Florence is seeking a Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) in Florence, SC for a full-time position with a compensation range of $23.00 to $39.00 per hour. A $2,500 sign-on bonus is offered.

The PTA will assist in delivering inpatient post-ICU physical therapy and support patient mobility and recovery at Regency Hospital - Florence, part of Select Medical. Responsibilities include implementing therapy plans, assisting in interventions and training patients in locomotion with

Qualifikationen

• Valid state PTA license.
• Possess a Basic Life Support (BLS) certification by start date.

Aufgaben

• Assist with the delivery of physical therapy services including transportation, therapeutic exercises and functional activities.
• Implement treatment goals, plans, and programs as established by the physical therapist (PT).
• Assist the PT in carrying out therapeutic interventions designed to meet the patients’ long-term goals, including strengthening, coordination and balance exercises; posture, endurance/cardiac, functional skills and community re-entry training; joint mobility and muscle lengthening and pain relief.
• Train patients in locomotion using orthotics, prosthetics or assistive devices.

Kenntnisse

PTA license

BLS certification

Jobbeschreibung

Regency Hospital - Florence is seeking a Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) in Florence, SC for a full-time position with a compensation range of $23.00 to $39.00 per hour. A $2,500 sign-on bonus is offered.

The PTA will assist in delivering inpatient post-ICU physical therapy and support patient mobility and recovery at Regency Hospital - Florence, part of Select Medical. Responsibilities include implementing therapy plans, assisting in interventions and training patients in locomotion with