The therapist evaluates and treats patients referred to the facility, including conducting evaluations, developing and implementing appropriate treatment plans, delivering treatment services, and completing comprehensive discharge planning. The therapist works as an effective team member and contributes to department and organizational goals and objectives. The position evaluates and implements therapy treatment, regularly reassesses patients and modifies treatment as appropriate to maximize functional independence, and communicates evaluation results, treatment plans, and goals to physicians and therapy customers. It maintains effective working relationships with patients, families, internal customers, and external customers; provides cost-effective treatment; and ensures charges and clinical documentation comply with regulatory standards and department policies. The therapist oversees rehabilitation technicians, therapy assistants, and students in accordance with applicable practice acts and organizational policies. The role monitors workflow, productivity, standards of practice, and regulatory requirements; participates in program development, performance improvement, and community events; and responds professionally to feedback and concerns. Other duties include supporting personnel interviews, selection, and orientation; maintaining required documentation and patient records; modeling professional growth and competency; organizing work efficiently; participating constructively in meetings; escalating equipment and supply needs; assuming additional leadership responsibilities as needed; maintaining a safe and orderly environment; and performing other assigned duties. The position is based at Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. The listed shift is first shift; shifts are 7–10 hours and vary by work setting, with a stated 4–5 shifts per week. Overtime is required infrequently.