The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) supports licensed physical therapists in delivering rehabilitative care to patients recovering from injury or surgery, or managing chronic conditions. The PTA implements treatment plans designed by physical therapists, monitors patient progress, and conducts therapeutic activities to support recovery. The role works with patients to improve mobility, reduce pain, and restore function through therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, and specialized equipment. Communication with patients, families, and the healthcare team supports coordinated care and patient education. The PTA helps patients return to daily activities and independence. The role requires successful completion of an accredited physical therapy program, a state licensure exam, a valid PTA license, a valid state driver’s license, and valid auto insurance. One year of home health experience and HomeCare HomeBase experience are preferred. AHA CPR certification is required. The position has physical demands that include extended periods of standing, walking, sitting, climbing, crawling, squatting, or kneeling, and lifting, carrying, pulling, or pushing up to 100 pounds.
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