Physical Therapist / Occupational Therapist

Community Home Health Care & CIHC•Fort Wayne, IN

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Community Home Health Care is hiring licensed Physical Therapists and Occupational Therapists for part-time and PRN home visits in the Fort Wayne area. Therapists provide one-on-one care in clients’ homes to help them move safely, manage daily activities, reduce fall risks, and remain as independent as possible. Physical Therapists evaluate mobility, gait, strength, balance, transfers, and fall risk; develop treatment plans based on client goals and the home environment; provide exercises and functional mobility training; teach safe transfers and mobility-equipment use; identify home safety concerns; and guide clients and caregivers in supporting progress between visits. Occupational Therapists evaluate daily activities such as dressing, bathing, grooming, and meal preparation; build skills and routines that support independence; teach energy conservation, safe movement, and adaptive techniques; recommend adaptive equipment or home-safety changes; support upper-body function, coordination, and functional reach; and educate clients and caregivers on strategies to use between visits.

Requirements

Current Indiana license as a Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist.
Compassionate and dependable, with an interest in one-on-one care.
Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills.
Confidence working independently in clients’ homes and communicating with a care team.

Nice To Haves

Home health experience is helpful.

Responsibilities

Evaluate mobility, gait, strength, balance, transfers, and fall risk (Physical Therapist).
Develop treatment plans around client goals and the home environment (Physical Therapist).
Provide exercises and functional mobility training (Physical Therapist).
Teach safe transfers and use of mobility equipment (Physical Therapist).
Identify home safety concerns and recommend practical changes (Physical Therapist).
Show clients and caregivers how to support progress between visits (Physical Therapist).
Evaluate daily activities such as dressing, bathing, grooming, and meal preparation (Occupational Therapist).
Build skills and routines that support greater independence (Occupational Therapist).
Teach energy conservation, safe movement, and adaptive techniques (Occupational Therapist).
Recommend adaptive equipment or home changes to improve safety (Occupational Therapist).
Support upper-body function, coordination, and functional reach (Occupational Therapist).
Educate clients and caregivers on strategies they can use between visits (Occupational Therapist).