OakBend Medical Center·Friendswood, Texas
The Physical Therapist provides various therapy methods based on physician orders under the supervision of the Clinic Director. They also serve as a resource and supervisor for PT Assistants and Aides.
Under the supervision of the Clinic Director or Manager, the Physical Therapist provides various methods of Physical Therapy and supervision by physician orders. Serves as a resource person for PT Assistants and PT Aides.
MINIMUM EDUCATION Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy or Master’s degree in Physical Therapy MINIMUM WORK EXPERIENCE Previous experience in Physical Therapy preferred. REQUIRED LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Eligible for or licensed by Texas Board of Physical and Occupational Therapy Examiners. Basic Life Support certification required through the American Heart Association or other pre-approved accredited certification program. REQUIRED SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ABILITIES Knowledge of regulations, QA and procedures, and quality patient care. Successful completion department specific and/or hospital required training courses. Must be able to treat patients of all ages from pediatric to geriatric. ABOUT OAKBEND: OakBend Medical Center is an independent hospital providing exceptional and compassionate care to patients and the community since 1950. The OakBend family consists of outstanding team members caring for the community at three hospitals and many specialty centers. OakBend’s services and programs include its signature No Wait ER, an advanced trauma center, certified stroke program, hospital air ambulance services and a hospital-based skilled nursing facility. We remain committed to providing a rewarding environment to our team members, to providing necessary services to the community and to developing the best methods to care for our patients, ensuring a healthy future for generations.
Candidates must hold at least a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Physical Therapy and be licensed by the Texas Board of Physical and Occupational Therapy Examiners. Basic Life Support certification and the ability to treat patients of all ages are required.
Market context
Physical therapist openings in Texas are commonly driven by ongoing demand in schools, outpatient clinics, and pediatric settings. These roles are competitive because employers often look for current Texas licensure, pediatric experience when available, and candidates who can adapt to flexible scheduling while supporting patient progress. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your Texas license status and highlight any pediatric clinical rotations or mentorship experience in your application.
