Arkansas Children's Hospital·Little Rock, Arkansas
Perform physical therapy evaluations, interventions, and documentation for routine and moderately complex pediatric cases. Participate in program development and mentor observation students while ensuring productivity standards are met.
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Time Type: Full time
30am-5:00pm (some weekends & holidays required). PT new grads encouraged to apply.
Performs physical therapy evaluations, interventions, documentation and billing processes according to established procedures for routine and moderately complex cases. Participates in program development, education, and maintenance functions of the department.
Entry Level - Experience not Required.
Physical Therapy License - Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy
3D Treatment of Scoliosis Certification - Schroth-Barcelona Institute, Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist - American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties, Board-Certified Sports Clinical Specialist - American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties, Board-Certified Wound Management Clinical Specialist - American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties, Certified Brain Injury Specialist - Academy of Certified Brain Injury Specialist-(ACBIS), Pediatric Clinical Specialist – ABPTS - American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties
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Reviews information from all sources (chart, team report, patient evaluations, etc.) prior to initiating physical therapy treatment.
Completes a comprehensive physical therapy evaluation appropriate for the age and developmental level of the patient to identify skilled physical therapy needs.
Establishes a plan of care and measurable goals appropriate for the clinical impairments identified at the evaluation.
The patient and caregivers are included in the process.
2. Competent with implementing and modifying the treatment plan using appropriate modalities, interventions, and equipment. Implements evidence-based practice into decision making processes. Seeks consultation from others as necessary.
3. Documents findings and recommendations from therapy sessions according to established policies and procedures in compliance with regulatory and reimbursement guidelines.
4. Demonstrates knowledge of normal growth and development; and an understanding of the range of treatment appropriate for the patient's diagnosis or developmental stage
5. Organizes patient and administrative (documentation, meetings, etc.) time efficiently to meet productivity standards ensuring that all patient care for the section is completed daily. Performs billing processes according to established department procedures.
6. Begins developing clinical expertise and professional skills through interactions with team members, self-study, and other continuing education activities. Serves as a mentor for observation students
7. Demonstrates knowledge and implementation of departmental policies and procedures, and specific patient treatment protocols regarding patient care.
8. Maintains a positive attitude while demonstrating the adaptability necessary to effectively respond to changing departmental needs
9. Communicates information clearly and concisely in a manner that is not offensive. Helps others understand and retain the message. Utilizes active listening skills
10. Committed to providing a positive patient experience by modeling Arkansas Children’s values to patients, families, guests, and team members
11. Completes other duties as assigned.
Requires a Master's degree in Physical Therapy and a valid Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy license. Entry-level candidates and new graduates are encouraged to apply.
Market context
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