Physical Therapist Assistant (Home Health) Part Time, Days

Holland Hospital•Holland, MI

7d•$23 - $35

About The Position

We are seeking a dedicated and patient-focused Part-Time Physical Therapist Assistant to join our supportive and collaborative care team. This unique role offers flexible scheduling options that support work–life balance while ensuring continuity of patient care. Under the direction of a licensed Physical Therapist, the PTA will carry out individualized treatment plans, provide hands-on therapy interventions, and contribute to patient progress through skilled observation and communication. Our positive workplace culture values teamwork, mutual respect, and professional growth, allowing team members to feel supported and confident in their practice. Weekend coverage is shared among the team and required approximately once every seventh weekend. This position is ideal for a PTA seeking flexibility, meaningful patient interaction, and a supportive environment focused on high-quality care. Holland Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer, please see our EEO policy Why Holland Hospital? In a word—caring. Here, we not only strive to provide the best possible care to our patients, but also nurture the continued health and wellness of our most valuable asset: our employees. We believe superior service is only possible with a superior workforce. Our collaborative, can-do culture makes all things possible. And, our family-like feel makes Holland Hospital not only a great place to work, but a career that feels like home.

Requirements

Associate's Degree from a Physical Therapist Assistant program required.
Michigan Physical Therapist Assistant License required.
BLS for the Healthcare Provider by 60 days after hire required.
Basic computer knowledge required.
Completion of initial and ongoing stroke care education required.

Nice To Haves

One year applicable experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Demonstrates essential skill in the use of treatment modalities, equipment and protocols.
Performs reassessments as assigned and according to state and facility guidelines, adjusting treatment plan accordingly: Selects treatment methods appropriate to the patient's diagnosis, age group, physical and emotional status as evidenced by observation and documentation.
Recognizes the need for alterations in the treatment method and overall plan as the patient advances or regresses, and acts accordingly as evidenced by observation, documentation and team feedback.
Notifies primary PT and case manager of non-routine changes in the treatment situation, discharge complications or other circumstances that require reassessment or staff guidance as evidenced by team feedback.
Instructs ancillary staff in patient positioning, mobility and care giving as evidenced by documentation.
Educates patient and/or family in home exercise programs, transfers, care giving, home safety and use of adaptive equipment, appropriate to level of understanding.
Adheres to department policy regarding time frame, appropriate form and content of written rehabilitation documentation: As evidenced by chart audits, completes daily notes that reflect patient's response to treatment, actual performance, and an assessment as to status, all relevant to the treatment plan and eventual discharge needs.
Reasons for canceled treatments are documented.
Documents clearly, concisely and legibly within established time frames (e.g. Allows other therapists to continue treatment, allows for interpretation by payers, supports reimbursement) as evidenced by chart review and team feedback.
Documents evidence of patient and family/care education as evidenced by chart review.
Communicates effectively with patients, family, medical staff, care team members, students, supervisors and outside contacts: Contacts families, physicians or other health care team members in anticipation of special needs of the patients or family in a timely manner to facilitate effective treatment plans.
Provides educational materials and methods appropriate to the patient's level of understanding and motivation.
Includes family/care giver in education and training as appropriate as evidenced by chart review.
Demonstrates collaboration in communication with team members and is open to feedback and receptive to change as evidenced by team feedback.
Gives appropriate instruction and supervision to assistive personnel as evidenced by team feedback.
Completes all administrative and other responsibilities in support of the operating unit: Maintains productivity standards set by department/clinic.
Makes efficient use of non-billable time and minimizes use of non-billable time.
Completes routine administrative responsibilities within established time frames consistently.
Contributes to educational and training efforts of department /clinic (e.g.in-services, students, new hire orientation) as evidenced by program/clinic specific documentation.
Demonstrates fiscal responsibility and knowledge about department expenses and revenue (e.g. supplies, equipment, billing, and staff resources) used in the department as evidenced by team feedback and observation.