Therapist

• Evaluate, administer, and oversee evidence-based physical therapy services for individuals with physical disabilities and/or functional limitations
• Develop and update individualized plans of care with patients and families
• Implement treatment plans using therapeutic exercises, manual techniques, functional mobility training, activities of daily living training, and modalities
• Provide instructions to patients, caregivers, and family members
• Evaluate patient responses to treatment and document clinical findings
• Maintain medical records, treatment notes, plans of care, progress reports, discharge summaries, and patient charges
• Complete billing documentation according to department procedures
• Confer with interdisciplinary teams and medical personnel regarding treatment, patient status, and discharge plans
• Provide feedback on discharge needs, recommended level of care, and equipment needs
• Participate in interdisciplinary rounds, staff meetings, in-services, utilization review programs, committees, and student preceptor or mentor programs
• Delegate appropriate patients to physical therapist assistants and supervise assistants and assistive personnel
• Support department process improvements, staff recruitment, retention, and collaborative relationships

Inpatient NICU Physical Therapist – PRN – Float Pool

• Evaluate, administer, and oversee evidence-based occupational therapy services for individuals with physical disabilities and/or functional limitations
• Develop and update individualized plans of care with patients and families
• Implement skilled therapy techniques, including therapeutic exercises, manual techniques, functional mobility training, activities of daily living training, and modalities
• Provide verbal and written instructions to patients, caregivers, and family members
• Evaluate patient responses and establish measurable treatment goals and discharge plans
• Maintain accurate medical-record documentation, treatment notes, plans, progress reports, discharge summaries, and patient charges
• Complete billing and billing sheets according to department procedures
• Confer with interdisciplinary teams and medical personnel regarding treatment, patient status, and discharge planning
• Provide feedback on discharge needs, recommended care level, and equipment needs
• Participate in interdisciplinary rounds, staff meetings, in-services, utilization review programs, committees, and student preceptor or mentor programs
• Delegate patients to occupational therapist assistants and supervise assistants and assistive personnel
• Identify department needs and process improvements
• Contribute to staff recruitment and retention through positive role-modeling and peer relationships

Inpatient NICU Occupational Therapist – PRN, Float Pool

• Evaluate patients' functional abilities and limitations
• Determine whether intervention is needed
• Establish plans of care and measurable, patient-centered treatment goals
• Complete comprehensive evaluations within departmental time frames
• Initiate discharge planning
• Recommend additions or modifications to referring orders
• Implement individualized occupational therapy treatment plans
• Provide safe skilled treatment based on patients' physical, social, spiritual, cultural, educational, and age-specific needs
• Assess treatment effectiveness and modify plans of care as indicated
• Involve patients and families/caregivers in treatment and decision-making
• Provide education to physicians, nurses, patients, families/caregivers, and interdisciplinary teams
• Document evaluations, treatment, progress, and goals according to departmental and regulatory standards
• Communicate patient information, treatment results, and progress to physicians, nurses, patients, families/caregivers, coworkers, and interdisciplinary teams
• Contact physicians for routine or difficult problem solving
• Adapt assignments to caseload, scheduling, and staffing needs
• Assist in other patient care areas and accept responsibility for patient care needs
• Direct and delegate personnel, including COTAs, therapy technicians, and students
• Participate in training and orientation of new personnel
• Ensure personnel competency before delegating tasks
• Participate in department and facility process improvements
• Meet departmental productivity standards
• Interact with staff, physicians, patients, families, external healthcare institutions, community providers, agencies, and physician offices

Occupational Therapist, Home Care

• Deliver high-quality, evidence-based psychotherapy to older adults in a virtual setting
• Design personalized treatment plans for each patient
• Work independently as part of a collaborative, supportive care team
• Manage documentation using the streamlined EMR and AI documentation tools
• Participate in regular paid case consultations
• Provide therapy through Medicare-covered services, with support from Care Navigators and Healthcare Advocates
• Build a caseload based on clinician availability and matched patient demand

Therapist – Older Adults, LCSW, LMFT, LPC

• Support individuals recovering from substance use disorder and/or co-occurring disorders
• Serve as a role model, mentor, advocate, and motivator to help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery
• Collaborate with the Clinical Director and Group Facilitator to meet clients’ treatment-plan needs
• Provide individual sessions to clients requiring these services
• Provide recovery education throughout all phases of the recovery journey
• Help recovering persons identify interests, goals, strengths, and weaknesses regarding recovery
• Coach recovering persons in developing plans to advance their recovery
• Facilitate transitions from professional services to community-based services
• Promote self-advocacy and center clients’ needs, goals, and objectives in rehabilitation and clinical services
• Identify and support linkages to community, educational, vocational, social, cultural, spiritual, mutual self-help, and professional resources
• Encourage participation in community-based activities
• Develop relationships with community groups and agencies
• Identify barriers to community-resource participation and develop strategies to overcome them
• Provide teletherapy services including evaluation, assessment, consultation, treatment planning, case management, coaching, individual therapy, couple/family therapy, and group therapy

• Evaluate and treat patients
• Grow as a leader through community partnership
• Provide resident wellness education through consultations, program delivery, and patient awareness
• Build relationships with patients
• Learn new ways to deliver care
• Participate as part of a rehabilitation therapy team dedicated to helping senior patients live their best lives

Occupational Therapist

• Perform comprehensive patient evaluations and assessments
• Develop individualized treatment plans based on physician orders
• Provide skilled physical therapy services in patients’ homes
• Monitor patient progress and modify treatment plans as appropriate
• Educate patients and caregivers on exercises, mobility, fall prevention, and safety
• Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary care team members
• Maintain accurate, complete, and timely clinical documentation
• Promote patient independence and safe mobility in the home environment

Home Health Physical Therapist

• Perform prescribed radiation therapy treatments according to referring providers’ orders and department policies
• Assess patients and participate in care and treatment planning
• Educate patients and families about procedures and treatments
• Operate treatment, simulation, and treatment-planning equipment
• Prepare and administer prescribed radiation doses
• Maintain accurate treatment documentation
• Perform equipment quality-control measurements and troubleshoot equipment issues
• Maintain radiation safety and manage radioactive materials according to ALARA principles
• Maintain confidentiality and uphold ethical, legal, and professional responsibilities
• Ensure efficient departmental workflow
• Collaborate with radiation oncology, nursing, medical staff, interdisciplinary teams, patients, caregivers, and families

Radiation Therapist

• Set up, operate, and administer respiratory care equipment and procedures for diagnosis and treatment of respiratory disease in general floor and critical care areas
• Evaluate therapeutic objectives and outcomes and transcribe physicians’ verbal orders in the medical record
• Set up, operate, and monitor mechanical ventilators; make ordered changes and maintain artificial airway patency, stability, location, and humidification
• Transport mechanically ventilated patients to other patient care areas
• Perform respiratory care treatments and oxygen administration in adult, pediatric, and neonatal areas
• Explain and instruct patients and families on therapies and procedures
• Perform arterial punctures, arterial blood gas analysis, co-oximetry, electrolytes, and related diagnostic calculations
• Perform quality control and proficiency testing on analyzers; verify, document, and report results, including critical values
• Gather and transport equipment, verify orders and patient identity, prepare prescribed pharmacological solutions, and document treatments and patient responses
• Assess neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients and establish the appropriate level of respiratory care
• Assist physicians with bedside procedures and transcribe verbal orders
• Perform bag-and-mask ventilation, maintain airways, and attend resuscitations and traumas
• Perform basic and, where applicable, complete pulmonary function testing and oximetry testing
• Clean, disinfect, sterilize, package, troubleshoot, and coordinate repair or preventative maintenance of respiratory care equipment

Traveler Respiratory Therapist, Nights

• Set up, operate, and administer respiratory care equipment and procedures for diagnosis and treatment of respiratory disease in general floor and critical care areas
• Evaluate therapeutic objectives and outcomes and transcribe physicians’ verbal orders in the medical record
• Operate and monitor mechanical ventilators and make ordered changes
• Maintain artificial airway patency, stability, location, and humidification
• Assist with transportation of mechanically ventilated patients
• Perform routine respiratory care treatments and oxygen administration in adult, pediatric, and neonatal areas
• Describe and instruct patients and families on therapies and procedures
• Perform arterial punctures, arterial blood gas analysis, co-oximetry, electrolytes, and related calculations
• Perform quality control and proficiency testing on analyzers and document results
• Gather, transport, clean, disinfect, sterilize, package, troubleshoot, and coordinate repair or maintenance of respiratory equipment
• Assess patients and determine the appropriate level of respiratory care
• Assist physicians with bedside procedures and transcribe verbal orders
• Perform bag-and-mask ventilation, maintain airways, and assist with life-threatening events
• Attend assigned resuscitations and traumas
• Perform basic and, for some therapists, complete pulmonary function testing
• Document ventilator parameters, respiratory treatments, tests, monitoring, and patient responses in medical records
• Perform other duties as assigned