IP Physical Therapist - Acute Care Therapy - Day Shift

L.E. Cox Medical Centers•Springfield, MO

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Overview of Unit/Department Acute Care at Cox South Hospital’s main campus is a fast-paced, team-oriented environment where therapists make a meaningful impact every day. Working across units like the ICU and medical-surgical floors, you’ll gain diverse clinical experience while continuing to grow your skills. We offer a strong mentorship program to support new graduates and those new to acute care, along with a collaborative culture where teamwork is key. It’s a great place to learn, feel supported, and build a rewarding career. Additional Information About the Position for Qualified Candidates Up to $10,000 Sign-On Bonus Up to 80 hours of front-loaded Paid Time Off Up to $3,000 Relocation bonus Clinical Ladder up to $5,000

Requirements

Education: Required: Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy Program
Experience: No prior experience required
Skills: Good clinical expertise, communication skills, human relations skills and organizational skills required.
Self-motivated individual who can work independently with little direct supervision required
Has demonstrated interest in professional growth by attendance at continuing education workshops, and applications of new principles and/or techniques.
Licensure/Certification/Registration: Required: Active Missouri licensure for Physical Therapy. (Temporary licensure not accepted)

Nice To Haves

Education: Preferred: Masters or Doctorate from an accredited program of Physical Therapy

Responsibilities

A Physical Therapist assists patients with returning to a normal pattern of movement and functioning as possible through the use of therapeutic exercise.
This position cares for patients from pediatric to geriatric age who are referred for medical and educational services.
Responsible for planning and implementing prevention, habilitation, or rehabilitation services including mobility devices, counseling and orientation that improve mobility, relieve pain, increase strength, and improve or correct disabling conditions resulting from disease or injury.
The Physical Therapist is responsible for communication of care to Physicians, Nurse case Managers, and third party payers.