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Avir at Beaumont

Physical Therapist

Beaumont, TX

$55/hr

FT hourly rates start at $48 and may go higher based on years of experience. PRN hourly rates start at $55 and may go higher based on years of experience. Job Summary: The Physical Therapist (PT ...

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Physical Therapist

Avir at Beaumont

Beaumont, TX

$55/hr

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago

Job description

In-House Full-Time Physical Therapist (PT) – Beaumont, TX


Traditional and Consistent PRN may also be considered.

Avir Health Group at Avir at Beaumont is excited to offer a rewarding opportunity for a Full-Time Physical Therapist (PT) to join our in-house rehabilitation team in the Houston area. If you are passionate about patient-centered care and thrive in a collaborative environment that values clinical excellence, we'd love to hear from you!

We are committed to delivering compassionate, customized care that prioritizes quality outcomes and exceeds industry standards.


FT hourly rates start at $48 and may go higher based on years of experience.

PRN hourly rates start at $55 and may go higher based on years of experience.


Job Summary:

The Physical Therapist (PT) will evaluate, plan, treat, and provide direct patient care services using standard physical therapy practices and procedures. The Physical Therapist will also be responsible for documenting patient treatments, changes in condition and other pertinent information as required.


Responsibilities:

  • Consulting with patients to learn about their physical condition.

  • Assessing and interpreting patient evaluations and test results.

  • Developing treatment plans using a variety of treatment techniques.

  • Creating personalized fitness-oriented health care programs for patients.

  • Administering medically prescribed physical therapy treatments to relieve pain and improve mobility.

  • Advising patients on exercise techniques.

  • Advising patients and their families about in-home treatment options.

  • Providing educational information about injury prevention, ergonomics and ways to promote physical health.

  • Consulting and collaborating with other healthcare professionals.

  • Documenting patient care history.

  • Complying with rules, regulations, and procedures.