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Hourly Pay Rate: $28-$36 Hourly (W-2), $35-$43 Hourly (1099) Physical Therapy Assistant Job Duties: · Collaborate with daily with PT Supervisor and follow established Plan of Care for all patients.
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Staff Physical Therapist examines patients using fundamental clinical knowledge, implements a treatment plan and executes plan of care on a daily basis. JAG has been honored by the area's top publications as the best in the business based on growth and outcomes and is considered the Gold Standard for physical therapy care by the Metro area's largest healthcare systems and insurance providers.
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Referral Bonuses and Daily Pay Job Types: Full-time, Part-time and Per Diem Salary: $75.00 - $90.00 per hour Open shifts: Day shift Night shift Work Location: Helping U Home Care has patients needing Physical Therapy in all 5 Boroughs of NYC, Nassau, Suffolk & Westchester Counties.
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JAG Physical Therapy's care-first model of rehabilitation may be the change you are looking for! Our workplace fosters a close-knit and supportive environment where individuals genuinely care for and uplift one another, creating a strong sense of unity and camaraderie.
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We have an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Clinical Specialist, Physical Therapy - Acute Care ICU + Cardiac. Coordinates Physical Therapy patient care rendered to both in and out patients in area of specialized clinical expertise.
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Qualifications:Licensed Occupational or Physical Therapist in New York. Minimum of 1 years of experience in occupational therapy, preferably in a home care setting. Collaboration: Work closely with other healthcare professionals, including physical therapists, nurses, and physicians, to coordinate comprehensive care for patients.
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Maintain detailed and up-to-date documentation of resident evaluations, treatment plans, daily and progress notes, HMO/Manage care progress updates in EMRs (Net Health/PCC). Conducts remote check-in through remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) with discharged patients to home or next level of care.
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Documents patient care services by charting in patient EMR (WebPT)Performs therapeutic procedures by administering manual exercises and instructing, encouraging, and assisting patients in performingphysical activities, such as non-manual exercises, ambulatory functional activities, and daily-living activities.
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Accurately and timely documents and charges for patient care activities in light of our evolving health care environment, painting a clear picture of the patient's course of care including focused initial evaluation/plan of care that establishes baseline and goals, legible daily encounter notes, interim progress summaries, and discharge evaluation.
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Our continuously expanding network of physical therapists harness Luna's cutting-edge technology everyday to deliver personalized at-home outpatient care. Luna Exercises to deliver an integrated care experience by prescribing and monitoring workouts via the Luna app.
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Performs physical therapy assessment and evaluations, on a daily basis, on-going re-assessment and administers physical therapy treatment to patients in conjunction with a licensed care practitioner authorized to prescribe treatment.
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Minimum: 3 Months experience in acute/subacute care and/ or outpatient physical therapy setting treating orthopedic, neurological, medical populations. Helps patient accomplish treatment plan and accept therapeutic devices by administering manual exercises; instructing, encouraging, and assisting patients in performing physical activities, such as exercises, ambulatory functional activities, and daily-living activities and in using assistive and supportive devices, such as crutches, canes, and prostheses.
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Collaborate with the rehab team, including Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists, to ensure comprehensive care for residents. Education: Educate residents, family members, and care staff on safe mobility techniques and exercises for continued progress.
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