Physical Therapist I

Evaluates patients and develops individualized physical therapy plans to restore function, prevent disability and improve physical abilities. Provides evidence-based interventions, documents progress, coordinates care with physicians and clinical staff, and supervises therapy assistants as required. The varied patient population includes orthopedic, neurological, vestibular and aquatic therapy needs. Evaluate patients and select appropriate assessment techniques. Develop individualized care plans, functional goals and therapy programs. Provide evidence-based interventions, therapeutic exercise and patient education. Document evaluations, treatment, progress, outcomes and discharge plans. Communicate patient progress and coordinate treatment and discharge planning with physicians and clinical staff. Supervise physical therapist assistants and rehabilitation aides as required by licensure. Physical therapy evaluation Patient assessment Treatment planning Therapeutic exercise Physical therapy modalities Evidence-based interventions Functional goal setting Patient education Clinical documentation Discharge planning Paid Time Off Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance Disability Insurance Flexible Spending Accounts Adoption Assistance Paid Parental Leave 401k North Carolina Physical Therapy license BLS certification