Pace North
Location
Traverse City, Michigan
The Physical Therapist will conduct assessments and develop personalized treatment plans to maximize the mobility and independence of older adults. They will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team and provide training to caregivers and family members.
Candidates must hold a degree in physical therapy and a valid Michigan license. Strong clinical competency in geriatric care and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively are required.
Description Are you passionate about helping older adults maintain their independence and improve their quality of life? Do you thrive in a collaborative, interdisciplinary care environment? PACE North is looking for a dedicated and compassionate Physical Therapist to lead and deliver high-quality care to the aging population - both at our Center and in participants' homes. We are seeking a licensed Physical Therapist to join our team on a temporary, fixed-term basis to provide coverage during a maternity leave.
Temporary / Fixed-Term Approximate duration: 4 months Schedule: Full-Time, hours negotiable, Monday - Friday What You’ll Do: As a Physical Therapist at PACE North, you’ll be responsible for helping participants maximize their mobility and independence. You’ll: Conduct initial and periodic assessments of participants’ physical and functional status Develop personalized care and treatment plans, including therapeutic exercise, gait training, and mobility support Collaborate with an interdisciplinary care team and communicate changes in participant condition Recommend and evaluate the need for durable medical equipment Train family members, caregivers, and staff on implementing therapy strategies Contribute to participant discharge planning and continuity of care across settings Why Join PACE North? At PACE North, you’ll become part of a compassionate and supportive care team making a real difference in the lives of older adults. We offer: Great work life balance with no weekends or holidays, daytime work schedule, We also have a great team of professionals who are a joy to work with
What We’re Looking For: Education Bachelor’s in physical therapy, Master’s, or Doctorate Licensure/Certifications: Licensed Physical Therapist in Michigan CPR Certification (We can train) Valid Michigan Driver’s License Skills & Qualities: Strong clinical competency in geriatric care Basic computer proficiency Ability to work independently and collaboratively Clear communication and documentation skills Commitment to participant-centered care and quality improvement
