Kentucky Orthopedic Rehab Team·Mount Washington, Kentucky
Evaluate, treat, and document care for patients in an outpatient setting while maintaining compliance with state and federal regulations. Communicate effectively with colleagues, physicians, and patients to ensure an exceptional patient experience.
Complete and maintain all corporate and clinical services required training and maintain compliance with state/local/federal regulations Evaluate, treat, direct, and document treatment for patients Maintain open and respectful communication with colleagues, physicians, patients, family members and third-party payors Attend/participate in center meetings as directed by the center manager
Degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited school Outpatient clinical rotation if a new grad Outpatient clinical experience in the last 5 years if a practicing clinician Current State physical therapist license or eligibility for licensure in the State of practice CPR certification Additional Data Equal Opportunity Employer including Disabled/Veterans
Requires a degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited school and a current state license or eligibility for licensure. Candidates must have CPR certification and either a recent outpatient clinical rotation (for new grads) or recent outpatient experience.
Market context
In Kentucky, allied-health laboratory roles are typically driven by steady demand in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic settings that need staff who can meet CLIA 88 standards and follow regulatory procedures. These positions are competitive because employers often look for a baccalaureate degree plus MLS, MT, or MLT (ASCP) certification or eligibility within one year. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification timeline and prepare examples of compliance-focused lab work.