Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health·Hartford, Vermont
Physical Therapists screen, evaluate, and treat patients while coordinating care with an interdisciplinary team. They are responsible for developing treatment plans, documenting goals, and educating patients and their families.
Physical Therapists at DHHC screen, evaluate, re-evaluate, and treat patients as well as coordinate and communicate treatment activities with our interdisciplinary team members and the patient. The PT will: · Evaluate the patient's need for physical therapy and develop an appropriate treatment plan. · Carry out appropriate treatment programs in accordance with agency policies and professional standards of care. Communicate with all members of the health care team. Document evaluations, treatment goals, and objectives. Teach patients and family members the rationale for treatments and procedures.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Must be a licensed Physical Therapist in Vermont and New Hampshire or hold a compact license. Graduate of an accredited school in Physical Therapy
One year of experience as a PT in a home health care setting is preferred Required Licensure/Certifications Unencumbered PT license in VT and NH or compact. Driver’s license, minimum requirements on car insurance, and a clean driving record
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy school and hold an unencumbered license in Vermont and New Hampshire or a compact license. A valid driver's license and a clean driving record are also required.
Market context
In Vermont, allied-health roles such as phlebotomy support are typically driven by ongoing patient-care needs in hospitals, clinics, and labs. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for both hands-on training and reliable computer skills, along with current BLS certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your phlebotomy experience and certification details before applying.