Physical Therapist
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St. Joseph Orphanage
OH
Summary
The physical therapist will evaluate, plan, and implement individualized therapy services while collaborating with nursing and habilitation teams. They will also support residents with adaptive equipment and provide training to staff on therapy techniques.
Job Description
Physical Therapist (Full-Time)
Location: Saint Joe's – Sharonville, Ohio
About Us
Saint Joe's provides compassionate, person-centered care for individuals with developmental disabilities. Join our interdisciplinary team to make a meaningful impact on residents’ daily lives and functional outcomes.
What You’ll Do
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Evaluate, plan, and implement individualized physical therapy services.
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Collaborate with Nursing, Habilitation, and Occupational Therapy teams.
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Assess and support residents with range-of-motion, orthotics, braces, and adaptive equipment.
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Participate in Individual Plan (IP) meetings and develop resident-specific goals.
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Provide guidance and training to staff on therapy techniques and equipment.
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Support post-surgical care and monitor therapy outcomes.
What We’re Looking For
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Master’s or Doctorate in Physical Therapy; Ohio PT license required.
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CPR and First Aid certified; valid driver’s license.
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Experience with individuals with severe/profound developmental disabilities preferred.
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Strong communication, organizational, and teamwork skills.
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Flexible schedule, self-motivated, and able to handle multiple priorities.
Why Saint Joe's
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Part-time, 20–24 hours/week.
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Supportive, collaborative environment.
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Opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of residents.
Apply Today and help us provide exceptional care that empowers every individual we serve!
St. Joseph Children’s Home is a nonprofit child-caring facility licensed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky with the mission of "Giving Children a Home."
St. Joe's was founded in 1849 by local German-American Catholic parishes wishing to care for orphans whose parents had died in the cholera epidemic. Originally called the St. Joseph Catholic Orphans Society, St. Joe's has served over 75,000 boys and girls since its inception. St. Joe's serves approximately 1,500 children and family members each year across three core programs: Residential Treatment Program, Therapeutic Foster Care and Adoption Program, and the Child Development Center. St. Joe's serves children in all counties of Kentucky, regardless of nationality, race, or creed.
Founded
1849
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organization Management
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Louisville, Kentucky
St. Joseph Children’s Home is a nonprofit child-caring facility licensed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky with the mission of "Giving Children a Home."
St. Joe's was founded in 1849 by local German-American Catholic parishes wishing to care for orphans whose parents had died in the cholera epidemic. Originally called the St. Joseph Catholic Orphans Society, St. Joe's has served over 75,000 boys and girls since its inception. St. Joe's serves approximately 1,500 children and family members each year across three core programs: Residential Treatment Program, Therapeutic Foster Care and Adoption Program, and the Child Development Center. St. Joe's serves children in all counties of Kentucky, regardless of nationality, race, or creed.
Founded
1849
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organization Management
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Louisville, Kentucky