Prosser Memorial Health·Prosser, Washington
The physical therapist evaluates, treats, and monitors patients while maintaining communication with families and physicians. They are also responsible for supervising support staff and assisting in the general management of the department.
$10,000 sign-On bonus
FT, 80 hrs/pp, 1.0 FTE; days, varies as scheduled.
The staff licensed physical therapist evaluates, examines, treats, monitors and provides ongoing assessment of patients/clients; performs all necessary paperwork/reports; plans and develops new programs; maintains communication with patients/clients, patient/client family, caregiver and physician and contract site staff; presents in-services; assists in general management of the department; supervises therapy assistants and support staff; and other diverse duties as requested or required.
Bachelor’s (B.A., B.S.), Master's (M.A., M.S.) or Doctorate (DPT) degree in Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy board certification and licensure according to state regulations.
Supervisor's license as required by state.
Valid Driver's license.
$43.00-$65.00
Market context
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