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We are looking for a passionate full-time Physical Therapist Assistant to join our growing team. Related: Physical Therapist Assistant | PTA | APTA. PTA holds a current license and/or registration as a Physical Therapist Assistant in-state as applicable.
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Physical Therapist Assistant provides comprehensive treatment to patients under the supervision of a PT according to state practice guidelines. Graduate of an accredited college with an A.S., in Physical Therapist Assistant that the APTA recognizes.
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We're seeking a full time Physical Therapist to provide expert physical therapy to patients with injuries or illnesses to help them improve movement, manage pain, and/or prevent the loss of mobility.
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Coast Medical Service is a nationwide travel nursing & allied healthcare staffing agency dedicated to providing an elite traveler experience for the experienced or first-time traveler. Coast Medical Service is seeking a travel Physical Therapist for a travel job in Cranford, New Jersey.
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Patient and family intervention on all nursing units including, but not limited to orthopedics, neurology, neurosurgery, oncology, cardiac, critical care, trauma, general medicine and telemetry, emergency department and pediatrics.
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We are looking for a passionate part-time Physical Therapist to join our growing team. Physical Therapist provides a comprehensive physical therapy evaluation based on MD’s orders.
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Full Time Physical Therapist. Skilled Nursing and Rehab in Piscataway, NJ has an overall rating of 3 out of 5 and has a short-term rehabilitation rating of Average. Skilled Nursing and Rehab in Piscataway, NJ has an overall rating of 3 out of 5 and has a short-term rehabilitation rating of Average.
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NJ SNF outside NYC is looking for a PT for an ASAP start - will split time between 2 facilities. NJ SNF outside NYC is looking for a PT for an ASAP start - will split time between 2 facilities.
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Pay Information $1,764 per week About The Position Coast Medical Service is a nationwide travel nursing & allied healthcare staffing agency dedicated to providing an elite traveler experience for the experienced or first-time traveler.
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Job Summary & Additional Information Job Title: Physical Therapist Assistant Setting: Nursing Home Employment Type: Full-Time Duration: Permanent Start Date : Flexible Estimated Rate Range: Competitive Rates Offered Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance with multiple plans; life insurance; 401K; PTO; short-term and long-term disability insurance; paid CEUs; clinical leadership support; and flexible scheduling.
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