The Physical Therapist provides coordinated care to clients of all ages, planning, implementing, and evaluating care plans to restore or maintain patient well-being. The therapist plans, organizes, and conducts physical therapy treatment based on medical referrals and clinical evaluations. The role serves patients of all ages and requires appropriate interaction with all patient populations. The position includes assessing patient needs and suitability for services; preparing and updating plans of care and clinical documentation; providing treatment for neuromuscular, neurological, and orthopedic disorders; instructing clients and families in transfer techniques and equipment use; and communicating with clients, families, team members, and other healthcare professionals. The therapist participates in case conferences and team meetings, monitors cases for third-party payer compliance, completes documentation on time, and maintains professional competency through continuing education and in-service programs. Work is performed in patients’ homes under varying conditions. The role may involve exposure to bloodborne pathogens, bodily fluids, infectious diseases, and unpleasant weather. Local travel, a flexible schedule, and PRN emergency call may be required.