Joint Academy·Chicago, Illinois
Provide personalized leadership and guidance to patients to restore function and reduce pain through digital clinic services. Develop care plans and monitor patient progress to promote a healthy lifestyle and reduce reliance on medication.
Description Description Joint Academy is a Physical Therapist led, digital clinic where you can work from home on your own schedule. Our part-time remote position is a great complement to your current, full-time work. We are looking for committed Physical Therapists to provide patients with personalized leadership and guidance in the restoration of function and reduction of pain to ensure patients are able to function at their personal best. Please submit applications on our site: We are seeking Polish Speaking PTs who will: Enjoy using technology in Healthcare (Telehealth) Identify and meet patients goals and needs Reduce the need for medication and provide alternatives to surgery Develop care plans using a variety of treatment techniques Motivate patients during treatment in order to help them function optimally Promote clients healthy lifestyle by improving strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination Evaluate outcomes, while closely monitoring and communicating progress Document patient care services
The ability to provide fluent skilled patient care in the Polish language Licensed in the following state(s): willing to obtain their ILLINOIS telehealth license with reimbursement Proven work experience as a physical therapist for at least 1 year Able to work 30-60 minutes per day (you chose when) Comfortable using smartphones and other digital applications Excellent interpersonal communication skills A graduate degree in physical therapy preferred
Flexible schedule working from home Extra income om top of regular full time role Being part of the digital revolution for chronic joint pain care Please submit applications to: tracey.foster@jointacademy.com
Market context
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