PTA: Rewarding Rehab in a Cozy Small-Town Clinic

PACS Group; Union (SC); On-site; USD 47,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay

Sign-on Bonus

Benefits Package

Meaningful Work

Supportive Team

Professional Growth

Job summary

PACS Group's Union Post Acute in Union, South Carolina is seeking a full-time Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) to support residents in a small-town setting. You will implement rehab plans, guide exercises, and assist with mobility to promote independence and quality of life.

Join a supportive team dedicated to compassionate care, ongoing professional growth, and meaningful daily work helping residents regain function and confidence in their activities of daily living.

Qualifications

• Active PTA license in good standing in South Carolina.
• Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapist Assistant program.
• Compassionate, patient-focused professional with strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Ability to work with older adults and post-illness rehabilitation patients.

Responsibilities

• Implement individualized treatment plans developed by the Physical Therapist.
• Provide therapeutic exercises and functional mobility training.
• Help residents improve walking, transfers and daily activities.
• Monitor responses to treatment and communicate progress to the supervising PT.
• Document treatments and progress timely.
• Educate residents and caregivers on mobility techniques and activities.
• Collaborate with nursing and rehab teams to support outcomes.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Organization

Education

Accredited PTA program

Job description

PACS Group's Union Post Acute in Union, South Carolina is seeking a full-time Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) to support residents in a small-town setting. You will implement rehab plans, guide exercises, and assist with mobility to promote independence and quality of life.

Join a supportive team dedicated to compassionate care, ongoing professional growth, and meaningful daily work helping residents regain function and confidence in their activities of daily living.