Licensed Physical Therapist PT

What You'll Do: Perform physical therapy evaluations to identify mobility limitations, functional needs, and rehabilitation goals. Develop individualized treatment programs based on clinical assessments and physician orders. Provide therapeutic interventions to improve strength, balance, coordination, endurance, and mobility. Monitor treatment outcomes and update care plans as residents progress. Maintain complete and accurate clinical documentation in accordance with professional and regulatory standards. Work closely with nursing staff, physicians, and other rehabilitation professionals to coordinate resident care. Provide instruction to residents, families, and caregivers on mobility techniques, safety, and restorative exercises. Oversee and provide guidance to Physical Therapist Assistants and other assigned therapy personnel. Participate in interdisciplinary meetings, discharge planning, and facility improvement initiatives. Support staff education and training related to safe mobility and restorative care practices.

Qualifications: Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program. Current and active Physical Therapist license in North Carolina. Strong clinical assessment, treatment planning, and problem-solving abilities. Excellent communication skills and a resident-centered approach to care. Ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative healthcare team. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and assist residents with mobility and transfers, with or without reasonable accommodation. Ability to stand, walk, bend, push, and pull throughout the workday.

Full-Time Benefits: Annual 1–3% rate increase based on performance. Free continuing education units (CEU).License reimbursement.

Your Work Environment: Join a rehabilitation team where collaboration and quality resident care are central to the workday. You will have the opportunity to work with residents with a variety of diagnoses and functional needs in an active skilled nursing and rehabilitation setting.