Physical Therapist – Skilled Nursing Facility
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TheraEd Staffing Group
Concord, CA, US
Summary
The Physical Therapist will evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients with physical impairments within a Skilled Nursing Facility. They are responsible for developing individualized treatment plans and collaborating with Physical Therapist Assistants to ensure effective care delivery.
Job Description
We
are seeking a skilled and compassionate Physical Therapist to join
a Skilled Nursing Facility in Concord,
California. This role involves working with a
geriatric and post-acute population, helping patients recover from
surgery, illness, or injury while improving mobility and overall
function. You will be responsible for evaluating patients,
developing individualized treatment plans, and guiding them toward
greater independence and quality of life. If you are dedicated to
patient-centered care and rehabilitation, this is a strong
opportunity for both professional growth and meaningful
impact.
Job Responsibilities:
• Evaluate, diagnose,
and treat patients with physical impairments in a Skilled
Nursing Facility setting
• Develop and implement
individualized treatment plans based on patient needs and
clinical findings
• Supervise and collaborate with Physical
Therapist Assistants to ensure effective care delivery
•
Monitor patient progress and modify treatment plans as
needed
• Educate patients and caregivers on mobility,
safety, and home exercise programs
• Maintain accurate and
timely documentation in compliance with facility and regulatory
standards
Requirements
•
Active state license as a Physical Therapist in California
•
Current BLS/CPR certification
• Minimum of 1 year of recent PT
experience preferred, ideally in a SNF or geriatric setting
•
Strong clinical reasoning and leadership skills
• Ability to
work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team
Benefits
•
Competitive compensation package
• Continuing Education (CE)
reimbursement
• Supportive team environment
• Opportunity
to make a meaningful impact on patients’ recovery and long-term
care