Contract Physical Therapist - Part Time
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J ARTHUR TRUDEAU MEMORIAL CENTER
Warwick, RI, US
Summary
The Physical Therapist provides early intervention services, including family training, counseling, and motor development assessments in natural settings. They also participate in multidisciplinary evaluations and coordinate care to support the developmental needs of infants and toddlers.
Job Description
Description
The Role
The Physical Therapist provides family training and counseling to caregivers in a child's natural
environment, including childcare, home, appointments, community settings, and playgroups. This
role includes service coordination, evaluation and assessment, IFSP development, ongoing
assessment, and delivery of Early Intervention services requiring quali?ed personnel. The Physical
Therapist monitors and supports the child and family in accessing needed medical, social,
educational, developmental, and therapeutic services, including support in land- and water-based
settings when appropriate. The incumbent participates in multidisciplinary evaluations and provides
documentation of interventions consistent with Early Intervention Regulations. The Physical
Therapist reports directly to the Early Intervention Director.
Key Responsibilities and Essential Duties:
GENERAL
Provide family training and counseling to infants and toddlers with physical therapy
concerns or atypical development and teach caregivers strategies to support development.
Follow the Rhode Island Early Intervention Competencies
Participate in multidisciplinary evaluations, taking responsibility for assessing motor
development, and providing oral and written information to the child's parents and other
team members
Complete individual Physical Therapy evaluations based on team and family concerns,
using multidisciplinary team consensus and documenting findings in the child's IFSP.
Serve as classroom staff in developmental groups and provide leadership in toddler groups,
as directed.
Obtain consultation from other members of the team in areas outside own expertise, such
as education, social work, cognition, speech, in order to fully address the needs of
individual children on caseload
Document all activities in accordance with own licensure regulations and requirements
necessary for billing, agency policies, or early intervention regulations
Mentors Physical Therapist Assistants
Maintains licensure and professional knowledge through participation in professional
organizations, conferences and in-services
Follow all agency guidelines and department speci?c policies, i.e. sick time or vacation time
usage and call in policies, dress codes, etc. as speci?ed in personnel manual and Early
Intervention speci?c procedures
Requirements
Contract Physical Therapist
Bachelor's Degree
2-5 years' experience providing treatment to infants and toddlers in a family focused setting
Beginning Rate $70/hr.
Must have Valid R.I. PT License
Expected 10-20hrs or service per month
Must pass background check
Must have ability to obtain CPR certification
Reliable vehicle and acceptable driving record
For more than 60 years, Trudeau has served as the area’s leading provider of services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, .
We are one of the few human service organizations that serve individuals at all stages of life. We currently work with over 2,000 consumers annually throughout Rhode Island and in some cities and towns in nearby Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Our mission is to promote an enhanced quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. We envision a diverse community where all people are valued and treated with dignity, and have access to resources to help them lead productive lives.
We serve all individuals with compassion and respect, and are accessible and responsive. We actively seek their input to better serve their needs.
Founded
1964
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Warwick, Rhode Island
For more than 60 years, Trudeau has served as the area’s leading provider of services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, .
We are one of the few human service organizations that serve individuals at all stages of life. We currently work with over 2,000 consumers annually throughout Rhode Island and in some cities and towns in nearby Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Our mission is to promote an enhanced quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. We envision a diverse community where all people are valued and treated with dignity, and have access to resources to help them lead productive lives.
We serve all individuals with compassion and respect, and are accessible and responsive. We actively seek their input to better serve their needs.
Founded
1964
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Warwick, Rhode Island