Sarah Bush Lincoln·Mattoon, Illinois
Physical therapists plan and execute rehabilitation programs, including therapeutic exercise and gait training, to help patients improve physical function. They are also responsible for documenting patient progress, developing plans of care, and supervising physical therapy assistants.
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Physical Therapists plan and execute rehabilitation programs to help patients return to a higher level of physical function. Physical Therapists utilize a variety of skills including, but not limited to therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular re-education, physical modalities, gait training and manual techniques. Our therapists demonstrate effective communication and strong interpersonal skills to motivate patients and provide compassionate care.
Department: Physical Therapy
Hours: Part-Time, 20 hours a week
DPT, Licensed Physical Therapist in the state of IL, BLS within 90 days of hire.
Based on experience, starting at $41.10
Sign on bonus: $5,000
Apply knowledge of anatomy, exercise physiology, biomechanics, kinesiology, neuroscience, pharmacology., Assist other facility staff members as needed to provide care and create a clean, orderly and effective environment for rehabilitation and physical therapy., Develop a plan for patients following completion of their Plan of Care with appropriate home exercise program, discharge instructions., Develop Plan of Care for each patient based on initial and ongoing evaluations including short and long term goals, collaboration demands of other staff members, and required patient and caregiver involvement., Document patient progress according to approved medical documentation and facility documentation procedures., Evaluate mobility, strength and current level of patient function, while setting goals to improve in these areas that are scaled to patient abilities and realistically attainable., Implement Plan of Care on a consistent schedule and adjust this schedule and plan according to patient progress., Maintain open lines of effective communication between therapy staff, department staff and referral sources involved in the care of the patient. , Maintain patient records, ensuring that Certifications and Authorizations are in compliance with third party payer requirements., Maintain professional and technical knowledge through attending educational workshops; reviewing professional publications, etc., Perform initial and ongoing physical therapy evaluations according to APTA standards of practice as well as state standards., Strong experience administering a wide range of physical therapy techniques. , Supervise physical therapy assistants as indicated in a professional and consistent manner.
DPT (Required)BLS or CPR certification (within 90 days of hire) - Sarah Bush Lincoln, Physical Therapist - Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
$41.10 - $63.71
Pay based on experience
Market context
Physical therapist openings in Illinois often reflect steady demand in skilled nursing and long-term care settings, where licensed clinicians help patients regain mobility and function. These roles can be competitive because employers often prefer candidates with SNF or LTC experience and familiarity with Net Health documentation. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your Illinois license status and highlight any post-acute experience in your application.