Whitfield Regional Hospital·Demopolis, Alabama
The Physical Therapist administers physical therapy treatments according to physician's orders, which includes applying various agents, evaluating effectiveness, and communicating with patients. Responsibilities also involve maintaining departmental cleanliness, supervising staff work, documenting patient treatment and outcomes, and establishing treatment programs and goals.
Communicate effectively (verbally, in writing, and electronically) with THA staff, Medical Staff, and other healthcare professionals. Must be able to relate positively and professionally to patients, families and outside agencies and work cooperatively with co-workers, setting standards and examples for staff and others to follow. Maintain an active interest in professional organizations. Must be of good moral character. Willingness to work beyond normal working hours when necessary to perform duties effectively and efficiently, demonstrating commitment to organization and community. Must be able to work independently and use good time management skills.
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Must have completed a program of Physical Therapy education appropriate for preparation as a physical therapist which is approved by the American Physical Therapy Association’s Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education. Must hold and maintain a current and valid license by the State of Alabama Board of Physical Therapy as a licensed Physical Therapist. Maintain CPR Must be able to read, write, and speak the English language in order to communicate effectively and tactfully with staff, vendors, and the general public.
Perform all physical requirements of a full workday. Cope with the mental and emotional stress of the position and set the proper example of such. Must be in good general health and capable of maintaining regular attendance. Must possess sight/hearing senses or use prosthetics allowing all requirements of position be met effectively with support personnel and agencies. Must be capable of performing the Essential Job Functions of this position with or without accommodation and be able to pass a post-employment exam, if required.
Market context
In Alabama, allied health roles in behavioral and social services often draw steady demand from schools, clinics, and community agencies serving children and families. These positions are competitive because employers typically look for a master’s degree, eligibility for LMSW or ALC credentials, and preferred licensure such as LPC or LCSW, plus child welfare experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your credential path before applying.