Therapist

• Implement evaluation and treatment of medically disabled patients using established procedures
• Evaluate patients' physical and functional status including sensory tests, manual muscle tests, range of motion, reflex and ambulation skills
• Establish short and long term therapy goals and formulate treatment plans consistent with goals
• Treat patients using therapeutic exercise, gait training, functional training, modalities and assistive devices
• Provide and delegate treatment procedures to appropriate personnel and observe patient reactions
• Consult with physicians and health-care team members and adjust treatment programs as necessary
• Determine appropriate devices (wheelchairs, canes, crutches, prosthetic/orthotic devices) and instruct in their use
• Regularly document patient progress and prepare reports for physicians and supervisors
• Participate in discharge planning and ensure continuation of rehabilitation at home or other settings
• Participate in general physical therapy operations: patient education, quality review, clinical education, program planning, clinics, and supervision of physical therapy student interns
• Maintain records and prepare charge slips for billing purposes
• Maintain confidentiality of patient, physician, employee, and visitor information
• Maintain safety, report hazards, and provide quality patient care considering age-specific, developmental and cultural needs
• Maintain knowledge of current trends and attend related conferences and seminars

Physical Therapist

Occupational Therapist