Cheshire Medical Center offers a broad range of therapies for all ages and abilities. Many of our therapists are highly specialized or certified in distinct areas of practice. Your intake conversation or direct referral will help us place you with the best therapist to meet your individual needs. An Oncology Physical Therapist evaluates and treats patients with cancer-related impairments, such as pain, fatigue, lymphedema, and functional limitations, to improve quality of life and mobility. They create individualized, evidence-based exercise programs, provide patient education, and coordinate care with oncologists. Responsibilities include managing musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, and cardiovascular needs across the cancer continuum—from diagnosis to rehabilitation, survivorship, and palliative care. Physical therapy helps build strength, regain mobility, and improve balance. It can also strengthen your body, reduce pain, and prevent future injury. You may need it to: Adapt to an artificial limb Control your bowels or bladder, or improve sexual function Elevate athletic performance Get a splint or brace Improve movement or ability Learn to use assistive devices like a walker or cane Manage a chronic illness like diabetes, arthritis, or lung disease Perform your job safely after an illness or injury Prepare for or recover from surgery Prevent disability or surgery Prevent or recover from a sports injury Recover after a stroke, accident, injury, or cancer Recover after birth Reduce dizziness or improve your balance Relieve pain Work on balance to prevent a slip or fall. Previous training in and competency in use of standard PT modalities (Estim, USD,) expected, device specific training to be provided. Patient Population: Typically Adult, but experience in all age groups welcome.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
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