Dayton Children's Hospital·Beavercreek, Ohio
The Physical Therapist provides pediatric therapy services, administering assessments and implementing treatment plans for various age groups. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and supervise Physical Therapy Assistants to ensure optimal patient care.
Schedule: Full time
HOURS: 40
Demonstrates basic knowledge of pediatric growth and development, recognizes deviations from the norm, has competency in administering a variety of assessment tools/therrapy techniques for the age groups he/she serves.
Recognizes limitations and seeks guidance when appropriate.
Participates in ongoing continuing education andto enhance clinical skills.
Actively supports department and hospital goals and mission statements.
Works collaboratively with other disciplines within the department and key professionals within the hospital and community.Complies with all requirements for legal practice determined by state license board.
Works with Physical Therapy Assistants with appropriate supervision and documentation collaboration and cosignatures.
Conducts weekly supervisory meeting to review patient issues and changes to plans of care and reviews plans of care for any changes or updates to goals.
Minimum of 6 hours on Saturday are required for this position. This role is primarily outpatient.
Education Requirements: Bachelors (Required)
PT Ohio - Ohio Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Athletic Trainers
Market context
In Ohio, Physical Therapist openings are typically driven by ongoing demand in schools, outpatient clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation settings. These roles are competitive because employers usually look for an APTA-accredited degree, an active state license, and candidates who can work independently while supporting patient mobility and recovery. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm licensure details and continuing education expectations before applying.
