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The Speech Therapist provides speech therapy and rehabilitative services to clients with language or communication disorders, swallowing difficulties and other related problems.
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One (1) year experience as a Speech/Language Pathologist or as required by law. Possess a certificate of clinical competence in speech/language pathology granted by the American Speech/Language/Hearing Association.
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The Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) is responsible for providing physical therapy treatment under the supervision of a qualified Physical Therapist in accordance with the plan of care. Prepares clinical notes and progress reports documenting physical therapy treatments performed and submits them for review to the supervising Physical Therapist for inclusion into the clinical record.
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The Staff Physical Therapist is responsible for planning and implementing specific treatment programs for individual patients of all ages, according to the principles and practice of physical therapy.
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Completes therapeutic modalities, as appropriate, including ultrasound, iontophoresis, and electrical stimulation. Provides supervision to Physical Therapy Assistants, in accordance with regulatory agency guidelines.
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Performs all physical therapy procedures, planned and delegated, as prescribed by the physician in the clients place of residence when instructed and supervised by a qualified Physical Therapist.
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Evaluate the client’s level of functioning and determine the type of speech and or language disorder and appropriate corrective therapy. Instructs other health care personnel and staff members in methods of assisting the client to improve and correct speech disabilities.
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Pediatric Experience as a Physical Therapist. Title: Physical Therapist. Facilitate gross motor skills, including walking, standing and sitting up by providing exercises and activities to enhance general strength and endurance as well as body and extremity control.
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