Freeman Health System·Springdale, Arkansas
The Physical Therapist evaluates and administers therapeutic procedures to restore function and improve mobility for patients. They establish goals, monitor progress through documentation, and collaborate with an inter-disciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes.
To improve the health of the communities we serve through contemporary, innovative, quality healthcare solutions.
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About Us - Physical Therapy- Freeman Springdale Hospital
Physical therapists help restore function, improve mobility, relieve pain, and prevent or limit permanent physical disability for any patient suffering from injury or disease
Therapy focuses on improving function, strength, balance and coordination with a goal of improving, restoring or maintaining how an individual functions at work and at home
Evaluates, administers and directs administration to therapeutic procedures utilizes in physical medicine and rehabilitation as prescribed by a referring physician. Establishes goals of Physical therapy and re-assesses patient's progress at regular timely interval, supporting findings with written documentation. Collaborates with inter-disciplinary team to improve patient outcomes, while respecting patient privacy and rights
Current Arkansas Physical Therapy License.
Preferred Requirements: New grads accepted, Preferred 2 years experience
Market context
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