Speech Language Pathologist— Home Health

Theradynamics•New York, NY

10d•Onsite

About The Position

TheraDynamics is hiring Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, and Speech Language Pathologists to provide home health services. Clinicians treat patients in their homes, helping them recover from surgeries, manage chronic conditions, improve mobility and function, and maintain independence. The role offers schedule flexibility and clinician autonomy, with full-time options available. Rates are based on position, applicable experience, and employment type; the posting notes per-visit rates and that rates are discussed in person. Speech Language Pathologists screen, evaluate, and treat patients or residents needing speech-language pathology services; implement treatment plans through direct care, staff education, and supervision; and maintain accurate daily billing information. They may also be asked to act as clinical instructors for SLP students completing clinical residencies. Physical Therapists provide preventive services, identify patient goals and needs, develop individualized care plans and wellness programs, and deliver evidence-based treatment to improve motion, mobility, strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination. They motivate patients, consult with other health professionals, monitor and communicate progress, evaluate treatment effects, and document care. Occupational Therapists provide skilled services in accordance with physician orders; assess patient needs; plan, evaluate, and modify care to meet therapy goals; collaborate with other disciplines; instruct patients, families, and caregivers; advise and instruct members of the multidisciplinary team on occupational therapy modalities; and report patient progress or changes in status to the physician and appropriate team members. Benefits listed include competitive pay, a flexible self-managed schedule, five weeks of PTO for full-time employees, medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) with company match, free continuing education through Medbridge, clinical support and mentorship, and a referral bonus program. Per-diem roles and independent contractors may have no benefits.

Requirements

Speech Language Pathologist: Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree in Speech and Language Pathology.
Speech Language Pathologist: Current and valid New York State license.
Speech Language Pathologist: Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Speech Language Pathologist: Computer literate.
Physical Therapist: Valid New York State PT license.
Physical Therapist: Master’s degree from an accredited physical therapy school.
Physical Therapist: Good organizational skills.
Physical Therapist: Good written skills.
Occupational Therapist: Master’s degree from an accredited occupational therapy school.
Occupational Therapist: Good organizational skills.
Occupational Therapist: Good written skills.
Occupational Therapist: Valid New York State Occupational Therapy license.

Nice To Haves

Physical Therapist: CPR certification (preferred).

Responsibilities

Speech Language Pathologist: Screen, evaluate, and treat patients or residents who need speech-language pathology services.
Speech Language Pathologist: Implement treatment plans through direct treatment, education of treatment staff, and supervision of Speech-Language Pathology staff.
Speech Language Pathologist: Maintain accurate billing information daily in accordance with facility procedures.
Speech Language Pathologist: When asked, act as a clinical instructor to SLP students engaged in clinical residencies.
Physical Therapist: Provide preventive services that help individuals remain at home and avoid nursing home care.
Physical Therapist: Identify and meet patients’ goals and needs, and offer treatments to improve motion and mobility.
Physical Therapist: Develop care plans using varied treatment techniques and create fitness- and wellness-oriented programs tailored to patients’ needs.
Physical Therapist: Provide personalized, evidence-based care and proven interventions; motivate patients to function optimally.
Physical Therapist: Promote healthy lifestyles by improving strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.
Physical Therapist: Consult and practice with other health professionals.
Physical Therapist: Evaluate treatment effects, monitor and communicate progress, and document patient care services.
Occupational Therapist: Provide skilled occupational therapy services and interventions in accordance with physician orders.
Occupational Therapist: Assess patient needs and plan, evaluate, and modify care to meet occupational therapy goals.
Occupational Therapist: Collaborate with all disciplines to plan and evaluate team goals for each patient.
Occupational Therapist: Instruct patients, families, and caregivers on the patient’s occupational therapy program.
Occupational Therapist: Advise, consult, and instruct multidisciplinary team members in specific occupational therapy modalities.
Occupational Therapist: Observe and report patient progress or changes in status to the physician and appropriate multidisciplinary team members.
Perform other duties as assigned (Occupational Therapist).