Physical Therapist- GEM Transitional Care Center

GEM Transitional Care Center is a 75 bed skilled nursing facility specializing in short-term therapy and dedicated to providing all of our residents with the type of care they deserve. We are currently looking to add per diem Phyical Therapists to our growing in-house Team.

We offer a variety of therapies and care services to assist patients in regaining their independence, whether they are recovering from a hospital stay or require ongoing medical support. As the Physical Therapist and a valued team member, you will collaborate with therapists, patients, their families and the IDT to guide each patient through a personalized therapy program, helping them reach their recovery goals.

If you are passionate about delivering exceptional care and support, we invite you to apply and join the GEM Transitional Care Team.

REQUIREMENTS

• CPR Certification (Mandatory)
• Licensed Physical Therapist (Required)
• Preferred 1-2 years of experience in long-term care.
• Good physical and mental health.
• Capability to perform all physical duties of the position, including lifting up to 40 pounds unassisted.
• Ability to follow oral and written instructions.
• Possesses training, knowledge, and experience for general supervision responsibilities.

REPORTING:

The Physical Therapist reports to the Rehabilitation Director.

JOB DUTIES

• Understanding of physical medicine, physical therapy modalities, anatomy, and physiology.
• Basic knowledge of operating physical therapy machines, their maintenance, and repair.
• Administering treatment and rehabilitation services to patients with injuries or disabilities. Conducting exercises for residents.
• Providing treatment under the supervision of the staff Physical Therapist. Adherence to physical medicine practice standards.
• Observing and assessing treatment effects, discussing observations with staff and the Physical Therapist.
• Monitoring and documenting resident treatment and responses.
• Assist in developing a teaching plan based on learning needs and evaluating its effectiveness. Involve the family in teaching when appropriate. Inform staff and the Physical Therapist of outcomes.