Physical Therapist - Adult Day Program

LADACIN Network•Lakewood, NJ

1d•$48 - $55

About The Position

LADACIN Network is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Physical Therapist to provide services to adults ages 21 and older with developmental and multiple physical disabilities in its Adult Day Program. The part-time role is based in a dynamic transdisciplinary environment and focuses on maximizing clients’ independence, mobility, functional abilities, and quality of life through individualized, evidence-based therapeutic interventions. The Physical Therapist provides evaluations, consultations, and scheduled therapy services; develops and updates treatment plans; and contributes to Individual Service Plan goals. The role includes documentation, collaboration with clients’ families and interdisciplinary colleagues, staff training, therapeutic equipment management, and participation in professional development. The starting rate is $48.25 per hour, with a flexible part-time schedule. The position is open until filled.

Requirements

Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy (DPT).
Current New Jersey Physical Therapist License in good standing.
Strong interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills.
Ability to work collaboratively within a transdisciplinary team environment.
Ability to safely lift, transfer, and position clients as necessary.
Must pass required background clearances, screenings, and drug testing.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with individuals with developmental and physical disabilities.
Experience in adult services, rehabilitation, or community-based programs.
Knowledge of adaptive equipment, positioning, mobility training, and functional independence programming.

Responsibilities

Provide evaluations, consultations, and physical therapy services to adult clients as scheduled.
Develop, implement, and modify individualized treatment plans based on ongoing assessment and client progress.
Participate in developing, implementing, and reviewing Individual Service Plan (ISP) goals and objectives.
Maintain accurate and timely documentation, progress notes, reports, and electronic records.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members, families, caregivers, and residential staff.
Participate in transdisciplinary meetings, ISP meetings, and family conferences.
Instruct, train, and support staff in therapeutic techniques, positioning, mobility, transfers, and equipment use.
Assist with the selection, adaptation, maintenance, and management of therapeutic equipment and supplies.
Support clients in achieving mobility, functional independence, and community participation goals.
Maintain compliance with applicable professional, state, and agency standards.
Participate in professional development, trainings, and continuing education activities.