UHS·Corona, California
The Physical Therapist provides diagnostic, evaluative, and therapeutic procedures for pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients to optimize functional restoration. Responsibilities include administering treatments such as massage, exercise, and heat therapy under medical prescription.
Candidates must hold a current California Physical Therapist License and a BCLS (CPR) Certificate. Two years of clinical experience in physical therapy is preferred.
Market context
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