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Physical Therapist

Quick overview

The primary responsibilities involve providing physical therapy treatment requiring skillful use of arms, hands, and fingers, often involving forceful exertion and moving heavy patients or equipment. The role demands constant physical activity including standing and walking in potentially space-limited areas.

Requirements summary

Candidates must possess a Masters or Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from an accredited program and hold a current Physical Therapy License for the state of Alabama. Essential requirements include physical agility, the ability to work productively, adapt to schedule changes, and demonstrate outstanding organizational and teamwork skills.

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Job description

Primary Responsibilities/Requirements

Must have a Masters or Doctor Physical Therapy degree from an accredited Physical Therapy Program
Must have a current Physical Therapy License to practice in the state of Alabama
Must be able to use arms, hands, and fingers skillfully
Frequent use of forceful exertion during treatment
Frequent moving, pushing and pulling of heavy patients and/or equipment
Constant standing and walking
Must be agile and able to work efficiently in space limited areas
Consistently work at a productive pace
Must readily adapt to frequent treatment schedule changes

Must also possess

Ability to work under pressure
Outstanding organizational, verbal, and writing skills
Independent and highly motivated
Initiative and self-discipline
Proven positive, "teamwork" attitude in work history

Physical Demands

Must be able to use arms, hands, and fingers skillfully
Frequent use of forceful exertion during treatment
Frequent moving, pushing and pulling of heavy patients and/or equipment
Constant standing and walking
Must be agile and able to work efficiently in space limited areas
Consistently work at a productive pace
Must readily adapt to frequent treatment schedule changes