Interim HealthCare·Alsip, Illinois
The Physical Therapist will provide physical therapy to patients who have lost mobility, strength, or functionality in various healthcare settings. This includes working with a multidisciplinary team, conducting patient evaluations, documenting progress, and educating patients and families on exercises and self-care.
Kimberly Cameron, PHR Recruiter kcameron@interim.care [kcameron@interim.care] 708-422-2934, ext., 157
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited Physical Therapist Program and hold an active PT license in Illinois, along with current CPR and BLS certifications. A minimum of two years of physical therapy experience is required, preferably within home healthcare.
Market context
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