Physical Therapist in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia at Paxxon Healthcare Services

Paxxon Healthcare Services, is dedicated to providing evidence-based, person-centered therapeutic services to residents. We are proud to remain a therapist-owned and operated company that believes in a unique and innovative approach to geriatric care.

We're looking for a PRN Physical Therapist to act as the patient's partner throughout the trip of restoring motion and ensuring that the client will function at their personal best. As a result, you will maximize the quality of life and movement potential within the promotion, prevention, diagnosis, treatment or intervention, and rehabilitation.

- Split time between facilities, two of the facilities are on the same campus. The other facility is about 15 min away.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Identify and meet patients' goals and needs.
• Offer cost-effective treatments that help improve clients' motion and mobility
• Reduce the need for medications and provide alternatives to surgery
• Develop care plans using a variety of treatment techniques
• Create fitness and wellness-oriented programs tailored to patients' specific needs
• Provide quality, personalized, and evidence-based care and proven interventions
• Motivate patients during treatment to help them function optimally
• Promote clients' healthy lifestyle by improving strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination
• Consult and practice with other health professionals
• Evaluate effects and monitor and communicate progress
• Document patient care services

SKILLS

• Intensive education and clinical expertise
• Ability to manage patients with different types of personalities
• Current knowledge of treatment practices
• Drive to learn and grow continually
• Professional behavior
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills

BENEFITS:

• 401K
• Referral Bonus Policy
• Flexible schedule

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Physical therapists must be a graduate of an accredited physical therapy curriculum.

LICENSURE OR REGISTRY REQUIREMENTS

Physical therapists must be licensed in the state practicing by the Board of Physical Therapy.