Amedisys, Inc.·Fannin County, Georgia
The physical therapist is responsible for helping patients maintain and improve movement, activity, and function within their homes. This includes providing interventions, conducting regular reexaminations, and managing discharge planning.
Responsible for helping patients maintain, restore and improve movement, activity and function. Provides interventions, conducts reexaminations (every 30 days, at minimum), modifies interventions as necessary, and performs discharge planning. Other duties as assigned.
Candidates must hold a current state license to practice physical therapy and have graduated from a CAPTE-accredited program. One year of related experience is preferred, and a current CPR certification is required.
Market context
Home health physical therapist openings in Georgia often reflect steady demand from patients who need care delivered in the community, especially when agencies are building coverage across multiple service areas. These roles are competitive because employers usually want a current Georgia PT license, a CAPTE-accredited degree, CPR certification, and prior related experience, while benefits such as mileage reimbursement, PTO, and mental health support can help offset the travel and caseload demands. Before applying, confirm your license, CPR status, and home health experience, and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time versus reading the full posting.