Physical Therapist PRN- Albany, GA.

Hughston•Leesburg, GA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Physical Therapist PRN position is responsible for providing the highest level of patient care by assessing, interpreting, planning, and implementing prescribed physical therapy treatment plans. This role involves administering medically prescribed physical therapy treatments to restore function, prevent disability, and relieve pain for patients suffering from injuries or diseases. The therapist will also perform evaluations, establish plans of care, consult with physicians and insurance companies, document findings, bill patients, and educate patients and families on appropriate care and exercises. Additionally, the role requires participation in professional development, maintaining HIPAA compliance, performing wound care, and staying updated on relevant protocols.

Requirements

Must be a graduate of an accredited school of Physical Therapy.
May require working at multiple locations.
Valid Driver’s License, satisfactory motor vehicle report (MVR) and proof of insurance required for position on-boarding.
Annual MVR may be required per policy and procedure; background reports may be ran as needed throughout the course of employment.
Must have a current state Physical Therapy license.
Current BLS certification through American Heart Association or American Red Cross.

Nice To Haves

One (1) year of PT experience.

Responsibilities

Plan and administer medically prescribed physical therapy (PT) treatments for patients suffering from injuries/disease to restore function, prevent disability, and relieve pain.
Perform evaluations/re-eval and establish plan of care for patients.
Consult with physicians and/or other departments about the impact of rehabilitation on patient health status.
Consult with insurance companies on patient’s behalf to increase patient care.
Document findings, treatments, and other patient information for medical record as necessary.
Bill patients according to proper procedures.
Educate patient/family on appropriate care and use of various therapies and/or exercises.
Serve as an educational resource for patients, families, and other members of the therapy staff.
Participate in professional development activities and maintain professional affiliations.
Maintain HIPPA and abide by appropriate state Ethics laws.
Perform appropriate wound care and assessment to enhance surgical outcomes.
Provide documentation with appropriate progressions in a timely and efficient manner.
Stay up to date on appropriate protocols for patient population.