Physical Therapy Technician
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Center for Advanced Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
Auburn Hills, MI, US
Summary
The Physical Therapy Technician assists patients with warm-ups and treatment modalities under the direction of a therapist while maintaining clinic cleanliness. They also provide administrative support to the front desk and ensure treatment areas are properly prepared.
Job Description
Job purpose
The Physical Therapy Technician will greet and assist patients as directed by the physical therapist or physical therapist assistant, as well as ensure the clinic and treatment rooms are cleaned and prepped for patients.
Duties and responsibilities
- Welcoming patients to the clinic and starting them on warm-up equipment
- Being attentive to patient or therapist needs for assistance with treatment sessions
- Assisting patients with program under direction of physical therapist or physical therapy assistant
- Performing treatment modalities including ultrasound, vasopneumatic under direction of PT or PTA
- Cleaning treatment tables after each patient treatment
- Cleaning exercise equipment, work stations, clinic surfaces and spot cleaning bathrooms as needed throughout the day
- Assisting front desk staff with administrative duties and scheduling patients
- Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
- Interest in health sciences careers
- Familiarity with sports and exercise
- Must be able to listen attentively to what patients tell say and must be able to explain what responsibilities the patients have in treatment.
- Strong organizational skills in time managements, multi-tasking and prioritization.
- The ability to tell when something is wrong or is likely to go wrong. It does not involve solving the problem, only recognizing there is a problem.
- Have good knowledge of computer skills to work efficiently in an EMR system
Education/Licensing/Certifications
- High School graduate or equivalent required.
Working conditions
Job requires being careful about detail and thorough in completing work tasks. Job requires being reliable, responsible, and dependable, and fulfilling obligations. Job requires a willingness to take on responsibilities and challenges. Job requires being pleasant with others on the job and displaying a good-natured, cooperative attitude.
Physical requirements
Must be able to walk, climb, bend, push, pull and squat as well as be able to lift items weighing up to 40# pounds.
Direct reports
N/A
Rochester Knee and Sports Medicine was founded in 1985 by James V. Huebner, M.D., as a center of excellence for treating knee and sports medicine injuries. Since then, Dr. Huebner has retired, the name has stayed the same but the location, physicians and services have expanded to meet your orthopedic needs.
In 1998, we moved to a 48,000 square foot building in Auburn Hills. Our services have expanded to include state of the art physical therapy. By the end of the year, our physical therapy department plans to complete expansion, offering a wide array of therapy services. We have expanded in our number of physicians and their specialties, not only knee and sports injuries but now total joint replacement, trauma, fractures, foot/ankle and spine conditions. Some of our physicians are currently working with the FDA and manufacturing companies on total knee and total hip research. The goal of these projects is to evaluate the results of now cutting edge technology in joint replacement. If you would like more information or want to be considered to participate in one of our nationally FDA approved research studies, please contact our office.
Over the years, we have made many changes to improve our ability to treat your orthopedic needs. The only thing that stays the same is our name and our drive to improve.
Founded
1985
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Medical Practices
Org type
Partnership
Headquarters
Auburn Hills, MI
Rochester Knee and Sports Medicine was founded in 1985 by James V. Huebner, M.D., as a center of excellence for treating knee and sports medicine injuries. Since then, Dr. Huebner has retired, the name has stayed the same but the location, physicians and services have expanded to meet your orthopedic needs.
In 1998, we moved to a 48,000 square foot building in Auburn Hills. Our services have expanded to include state of the art physical therapy. By the end of the year, our physical therapy department plans to complete expansion, offering a wide array of therapy services. We have expanded in our number of physicians and their specialties, not only knee and sports injuries but now total joint replacement, trauma, fractures, foot/ankle and spine conditions. Some of our physicians are currently working with the FDA and manufacturing companies on total knee and total hip research. The goal of these projects is to evaluate the results of now cutting edge technology in joint replacement. If you would like more information or want to be considered to participate in one of our nationally FDA approved research studies, please contact our office.
Over the years, we have made many changes to improve our ability to treat your orthopedic needs. The only thing that stays the same is our name and our drive to improve.
Founded
1985
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Medical Practices
Org type
Partnership
Headquarters
Auburn Hills, MI