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Responsibilities: Provide physical therapy to adult and geriatric patients Prepare documentation, progress notes, and discharge summaries Establish a plan of care in accordance with patients' needs and capabilities Qualifications: Valid State Physical Therapist License and Credentials SNF and/or Acute care experience Covid Vaccine required in certain locations Cornerstone Rehab delivers innovative rehab management solutions to skilled nursing facilities in the United States.
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What you Need to make a Difference We are recruiting for a Physical Therapist Assistant to join our team. Requirements for consideration include: Graduate of accredited Physical Therapy Assistant program, culminating in a minimum of an Associate’s Degree.
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THE ARMY HEALTH CARE ADVANTAGE As a member of the Army health care team, you’ll receive benefits that you won’t be able to get in a civilian career.
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We are hiring a Part Time or PRN Physical Therapist to deliver care to our patients and work with a diverse team of clinical professionals. Provide physical therapy to adult and geriatric patients.
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