The role involves providing physical therapy assistance in patients’ homes, focusing on treatment, exercise instruction, and patient education to enhance well-being.
Responsibilities include following state laws, executing treatment plans under supervision, instructing patients in exercises and mobility, observing and reporting patient responses, and coordinating care with healthcare team members.
Qualifications required are current licensure or certification, a valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and availability for weekend work. Preferred qualifications include CPR certification and physical ability to assist with mobility tasks.
Compensation ranges from $55,329 to $82,993 annually, with pay based on visits and hourly activities, plus benefits such as health coverage, recognition programs, and retirement options.
Ideal candidates are committed to delivering equitable, patient-centered care in diverse environments and demonstrate strong communication and physical skills.