FutureCare·Arnold, Maryland
Evaluate, diagnose, and treat movement dysfunction to restore mobility and independence for residents. Develop individualized treatment plans and supervise assistants and rehab techs in their implementation.
Review available resident information and evaluates the impact of this information on the assessment and treatment process Conduct and document a thorough functional assessment of the resident, utilizing standardized procedures. Assessment of home/vocational and equipment needs is included Develop and implements an individualized treatment plan based on resident needs and containing achievable functional goals Complie with evaluation, treatment and documentation guidelines as defined by facility policy, practice regulations and state/federal regulations Complete re-evaluations according to practice regulations including review of physical therapy assistants treatment interventions, if appropriate Instruct assistants and rehab techs in treatment procedures to be utilized and provides appropriate supervision while such staff are working with residents Complete appropriate documentation in the resident’s medical record following each treatment session Revise treatment plans, as needed, throughout the treatment process Document the course of treatment in a clear, concise discharge summary utilizing a prescribed format Orient residents to program services and treatment procedures appropriate to their needs. Inform residents of any potential risk during any procedures Work with nursing staff, resident and families to maximize resident’s use of functional abilities Instruct residents and family/other caregiver about exercise programs and therapeutic procedures to be continued by the resident following treatment Assist in the referral process when a resident requires additional services following discharge. Maintain current knowledge of community resources
Minimum of Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy Current license or eligibility for licensure in the state of Maryland Minimum of 1 year of Long Term Care Experience preferred Certification and demonstrated competency in identified areas of specialization Demonstrated competency in applying the principles, methods, materials and equipment used in physical therapy Ability to assess resident needs and develop and implement a comprehensive plan of care Knowledge of accreditation standards and compliance requirements Equal Opportunity Employer FutureCare has a longstanding policy of providing a work environment that respects the dignity and worth of each individual and is free from all forms of employment discrimination, including harassment, because of race, color, sex, gender, pregnancy, age, religion, national origin, citizenship, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. We actively promote equality of opportunity for all and welcome all applications.
Requires a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy and a current Maryland state license. Preference is given to candidates with at least one year of experience in long-term care.
Market context
Physical Therapist roles in Maryland are typically in steady demand across schools, outpatient care, rehabilitation, and other patient-facing settings. Competitive candidates usually have an accredited PT degree, current CPR certification, and a Maryland license or clear eligibility for licensure. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your license status and prepare examples of hands-on patient care experience before applying.