Skilled Nursing PT: Patient-Centered Rehab & Growth

Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center; Kansas; On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center is seeking a Physical Therapist to develop and implement individualized therapy programs within a SNF setting. You will assess, treat, plan, and educate to maximize patient progress and coordinate with other health professionals.

The role requires enrollment in or possession of a current PT license and a commitment to following state and federal standards. Travel to patient locations may be necessary to meet care goals and ensure optimal outcomes.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited PT program (Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate).
• Current state Physical Therapy license.
• Proficiency with applicable state, federal, and professional standards.

Responsibilities

• Provides direct patient care and evaluates functional needs and outcomes.
• Designs and implements a plan of care with patient and family involvement.
• Delivers therapy within defined standards of care.
• Directs support staff to achieve patient goals.
• Communicates effectively with other professionals and staff.
• Adheres to facility policies, safety, and infection control standards.
• Documents evaluations, goals, and plans with regular updates.
• Engages in ongoing professional development and education.

Skills

SNF care

Problem solving

Verbal communication

Written communication

Organizational skills

Customer service orientation

Communication with staff and families

Travel ability

Education

PT degree (DPT/MD)

Job description

Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center is seeking a Physical Therapist to develop and implement individualized therapy programs within a SNF setting. You will assess, treat, plan, and educate to maximize patient progress and coordinate with other health professionals.

The role requires enrollment in or possession of a current PT license and a commitment to following state and federal standards. Travel to patient locations may be necessary to meet care goals and ensure optimal outcomes.