Weekend Acute Rehab PTA — Impactful Patient Care

Banner Health; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Banner University Medical Center - Phoenix is seeking a passionate Physical Therapy Assistant to join our rehabilitation team. This full-time weekend position (3-12 hour shifts, Sat-Mon 6:30am-7:00pm) offers exposure to a busy, high-acuity environment in a Level 1 trauma center and NICU.

As a PTA, you will implement and adjust treatment plans under a PT, document progress, and collaborate with nurses and physicians to meet patient goals.

Qualifications

• Must have graduated from Physical Therapy Assistant program accredited by APTA, or equivalent.
• Must possess a current PTA license from the state of practice; BLS certification required.
• One year of acute care experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Administers physical therapy treatment according to the plan of care established by the Physical Therapist.
• Documents communication with supervising Physical Therapist and progress notes.
• Adjusts treatment goals to be functional, measurable and patient-centered.
• Engages patient and family in the treatment and discharge planning process.
• Supervises Therapy Technician and PTA student as needed and participates in training.
• Attends department meetings and supports process improvement initiatives.
• Ensures safety and compliance with department policies and regulatory standards.
• Collaborates with physicians, nurses and the interdisciplinary team to optimize care.

Education

Physical Therapy Assistant program accredited by APTA, or equivalent

Job description

Banner University Medical Center - Phoenix is seeking a passionate Physical Therapy Assistant to join our rehabilitation team. This full-time weekend position (3-12 hour shifts, Sat-Mon 6:30am-7:00pm) offers exposure to a busy, high-acuity environment in a Level 1 trauma center and NICU.

As a PTA, you will implement and adjust treatment plans under a PT, document progress, and collaborate with nurses and physicians to meet patient goals.