Grammar LLCĀ·Lewiston, Maine
The Physical Therapist is responsible for assessing patient mobility and developing individualized rehabilitation programs. They provide manual therapy, patient education, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary healthcare team to ensure recovery.
Degree from an accredited Physical Therapy program.
Physical Therapist License in State work performed (Maine).
Basic Life Support certification.
ā¢ Rehabilitation or Acute Care Experience.
š§āāļø 1. Patient Assessment & Evaluation
Review patient medical history and physician referrals Assess mobility, strength, balance, posture, and range of motion Diagnose functional limitations and physical conditions Develop individualized treatment plans
šāāļø 2. Treatment Planning & Implementation
Design personalized rehabilitation programs Use therapeutic exercises, stretching, and manual therapy Apply techniques like massage, joint mobilization, and electrotherapy Help patients regain strength, flexibility, and coordination
š§ 3. Patient Education
Teach patients proper body mechanics and posture Provide guidance on injury prevention and recovery Educate patients and families about home exercise programs
š 4. Monitoring Progress
Track patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed Document patient outcomes and improvements Communicate updates to physicians and healthcare team
š„ 5. Collaboration with Healthcare Team
Work closely with doctors, nurses, and other therapists Participate in multidisciplinary care planning Ensure continuity of care
š¦½ 6. Rehabilitation & Recovery Support
Assist patients recovering from surgeries, strokes, or injuries Help improve mobility in conditions like arthritis or neurological disorders Support patients in regaining independence in daily activities
ā ļø 7. Safety & Compliance
Maintain a safe therapy environment Follow healthcare regulations and ethical standards Ensure proper use of equipment and infection control practices
š” Key Skills Required
Strong knowledge of human anatomy and biomechanics Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Problem-solving and critical thinking Physical stamina and patience
Candidates must hold a degree from an accredited Physical Therapy program and a valid Maine state license. Basic Life Support certification is required, while experience in acute care or rehabilitation is preferred.
Market context
Physical Therapist openings in Maine are often strongest in hospital, long-term care, and outpatient settings, where employers look for candidates who already hold the required state license or are in compliance with the practice act. This role is competitive because a DPT from an APTA-accredited program and prior clinical experience are preferred, and the listed benefits include medical, dental, paid holidays, HSA, and competitive salary. Before applying, confirm your license status and tailor your resume to show relevant setting experience; the requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time.
