Orleans, Massachusetts

Overview

As a Physical Therapy Assistant, you will treat patients requiring physical therapy under the direction of a Physical Therapist. You will observe patients during treatments, document treatments, and confer with physical therapy staff to evaluate patient information for planning and modifying treatment.

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Perform routine and complex laboratory tests, including flow cytometry, to support the diagnosis and treatment of patients in the Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute. Maintain laboratory equipment, ensure quality control standards, and participate in departmental research and process improvement initiatives.

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The role involves interpreting physical therapy evaluations to determine treatment goals and administering manual exercises to restore patient functioning. Responsibilities include performing patient assessments, documenting progress, and supervising Physical Therapist Assistants.

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The Associate Staff Scientist will conduct research by designing and executing laboratory experiments, maintaining accurate records, and developing new protocols. They will also publish findings and collaborate with team members to enhance patient care.

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Provide physical therapy services to patients in their homes under the direction of a registered physical therapist. Collaborate with patients, families, and healthcare professionals to identify and meet patient needs.

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The Physical Therapist will plan and administer personalized rehabilitation programs for patients within their homes to improve strength and mobility. They are also responsible for documenting patient progress and coordinating care with the clinical team and physicians.

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Provide direct patient care including assistance with personal hygiene, mobility, and self-administered medications under the direction of an RN. Document patient interactions and report changes in health status to ensure continuity of care.

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The Physical Therapist evaluates patients, develops measurable treatment goals, and administers diagnostic tests to determine impairment levels. They also provide clinical guidance to staff, maintain departmental standards, and ensure high-quality patient care through effective communication and documentation.

Overview

The Physical Therapist evaluates patients, sets measurable treatment goals, and administers diagnostic tests to determine impairment levels. They also provide clinical guidance to staff, maintain departmental standards, and ensure high-quality patient care through effective communication and documentation.