Home Health Physical Therapist

Provide physical therapy to patients in their homes, managing an assigned caseload and developing individualized plans of care with physicians. Assess rehabilitation needs, deliver prescribed treatments, document progress, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, and supervise therapy assistants to support safe, effective outcomes. Manage an assigned patient caseload and complete timely care and documentation. Assess patients in home settings and review relevant health records to identify needs and risks. Evaluate rehabilitation needs and develop plans of care with physicians. Deliver prescribed physical therapy and coordinate care with multidisciplinary teams. Communicate patient updates, schedule changes and care needs to physicians and team members. Document therapy goals and progress, and supervise involved therapy assistants or home health aides. Physical therapy evaluation Patient assessment Rehabilitation planning Therapeutic exercise and treatment Home health care delivery Clinical documentation Electronic medical record review Risk identification and case conferencing Multidisciplinary care coordination Patient transfer and mobility support Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree Current physical therapy license in the state of practice Basic Life Support for Healthcare Provider certification from the American Heart Association Current state driver's license Current auto insurance