Therapy - PT

Cynet Health; Dickinson (ND); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a licensed Physical Therapist to provide Home Health care in Dickinson, ND. The role emphasizes patient-focused care with a typical 5–6 visits per day, and occasional admissions may add 3 visits. Start of care, recertifications, and resumptions may be required.

The position runs for 13 weeks with daytime shifts; support from fellow clinicians is available. A current PT license and BLS certification are required, along with a valid driver's license and auto insurance.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year experience in Physical Therapy.

Responsibilities

• Manage a typical workload of 5 to 6 visits per day.
• Admissions may require 3 visits in addition to the admission.
• May perform start of care, recertifications, and resumptions of care.

Job description

Therapy - PT

Profession: PT

Specialty: Home Health

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: 8H Days M-F

Hours per Shift: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Experience: Minimum 1 year

License: Current Physical Therapy License

Certifications: BLS

Must-Have: Current Driver's License & Auto Insurance

Description:This position is for a Physical Therapist specializing in Home Health.The role requires managing a typical workload of 5 to 6 visits per day under regular circumstances.If admissions are required, the workload may consist of 3 visits in addition to the admission.The traveler may conduct start of care, recertifications, and resumptions of care.Points allocation is 6.5 points per day.There is no clinical involvement; candidates will interview only with the manager.The position does not require weekend shifts or holiday rotations.Scrub colors allowed are black, navy blue, or grey.Orientation is provided, with one to two weeks for the new hire to work with a preceptor.Support is available from physical therapists in sister agencies during field visits.Clinical coordinators and directors can be contacted for additional questions.Home health aides are not staffed.Experience in Home Health and OASIS training is preferred.The patient demographic ranges from pediatrics to adults, though pediatric cases are rare.