Physical Therapist-Pelvic Health
Seeking Pelvic Health Physical Therapist Assists department in maintaining high quality of clinical practice with a particular focus on a specialized area.
Teaching duties include training and development of staff competencies related to the specific specialized area.
Consultation will be provided to other staff regarding the evaluative process and problem identification as well as recommendations for additionally, has clinical responsibilities for direct patient care.
Works with medical staff to keep them informed of physical therapy practice to enhance communication and cooperation.
Assists in evaluation of physical therapist clinical skills in specialized care.
Assists supervisor in evaluative procedures that are used in patient evaluations and care plans.
Coordinates area continuing education and in service EDUCATION/
Experience:
Minimum education/training:
Graduate of accredited University program in Physical Therapy Minimum work
Experience:
2 to 3 years in direct patient care experience with post graduate preparation, or specialty certification, or completion of significant continuing education leading to clinical competence in one or more areas:
orthopedics sports medicine; wound management; neurology or pediatrics.
License/Registration/Certification Indiana Licensure, CPR certification current, BLS Course C (Basic Life Support) Recommended Skills Basic Life Support Cpr Clinical Practices Clinical Works Consulting Health Care Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Teaching duties include training and development of staff competencies related to the specific specialized area.
Consultation will be provided to other staff regarding the evaluative process and problem identification as well as recommendations for additionally, has clinical responsibilities for direct patient care.
Works with medical staff to keep them informed of physical therapy practice to enhance communication and cooperation.
Assists in evaluation of physical therapist clinical skills in specialized care.
Assists supervisor in evaluative procedures that are used in patient evaluations and care plans.
Coordinates area continuing education and in service EDUCATION/
Experience:
Minimum education/training:
Graduate of accredited University program in Physical Therapy Minimum work
Experience:
2 to 3 years in direct patient care experience with post graduate preparation, or specialty certification, or completion of significant continuing education leading to clinical competence in one or more areas:
orthopedics sports medicine; wound management; neurology or pediatrics.
License/Registration/Certification Indiana Licensure, CPR certification current, BLS Course C (Basic Life Support) Recommended Skills Basic Life Support Cpr Clinical Practices Clinical Works Consulting Health Care Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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