The Ohio State University·Powell, Kentucky
Responsible for treating patients with sensory or motor deficits to improve mobility and functional performance. Performs initial evaluations and provides follow-up treatment as part of an interdisciplinary medical team.
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Responsible for the treatment of patients with sensory or motor deficits which mobility or functional performance of gross motor activities; Performs the initial evaluation of the patient & provides follow up treatment & feedback to the staff therapist to effectively plan for discharge. Serves as a member of the Rehabilitation Dept & is an integral component of the interdisciplinary medical team that strives to return the patient to his/her highest level of functional independence. Treats all patients on assigned rotations, in addition to providing cross coverage of the department's other rotations and the Rehabilitation Division's other locations/sites, as need dictates. This position works under the direct supervision of the team leader.
Minimum Education Required 2-Year College Degree or equivalent combination of education and experience Required Qualifications Completion of approved education curriculum as a physical therapy assistant State of Ohio licensure.
Location: Outpatient Care Powell (1046)
Scheduled hours: 40
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Requires completion of an approved physical therapy assistant education curriculum and a valid State of Ohio licensure. A 2-year college degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
Market context
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