Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) $4000 Stay Bonus
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Parkwood Healthcare is recruiting for a full time, hospitality focused Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA). This role of a Physical Therapy Assistant promotes quality, continuity and safety of a client’s care and supervised by a licensed Physical Therapist.
This position does offer a stay bonus of $4000 paid out $1000 quarterly over the year.
Here are a few of the daily responsibilities of a PTA:
- Provides or makes provision for client care in compliance with Physical Therapy Practice Act, physicians’ orders, and Clinical Pathways as they become available.
- Ensures quality and safe delivery of physical therapy assistant services to clients and training for families/caregivers.
- Assesses the client’s status by reviewing and implementing the plan of care
- Initiates and applies appropriate preventative, therapeutic and rehabilitative procedures and techniques and maintains communication regarding client care with the physician and supervisory personnel.
Here are a few of the qualifications we need you to have:
- Possesses a degree from a program in physical therapy approved by an accredited organization.
- Is licensed to practice as physical therapy assistant within the State of Texas.
- Has at least two years of appropriate experience as a physical therapy assistant.
If you're an enthusiastic, compassionate, senior care professional who is passionate about hospitality and senior engagement- please apply, we'd love to get to know you!
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