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Physical Therapist

Davita Inc. • Lombard, IL, United States • $200k - $250k / year • 1m ago

Position Highlights:

Open to Physical Therapist or Physical Therapist Assistant applications
SIGN-ON BONUS Physical Therapist: $7,500
SIGN-ON BONUS Physical Therapist Assistant: $3,500
Location: 130 S. Main Street, Lombard, IL
Full Time/Part Time: Full Time
Hours: Full Time days with 2 evening shifts
Required Travel: None

What you will need:

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy (if graduated before 2002) OR Master of Science or Doctorate in Physical Therapy (if graduated 2002 - 2014) OR Doctorate in Physical Therapy (if graduated 2015 and after).
Current State of Illinois Physical Therapist licensure
Current CPR Certification issued by the American Heart Association BLS provider
A valid driver's license is required if the incumbent is selected to perform related duties at an off-site location. If the incumbent uses their personal vehicle, the incumbent must maintain automobile liability coverage as required by law and evidence of such coverage may be requested.
A minimum of 2 years experience with demonstration of clinical independence, preferred.

Required without License:

Notification from Continental Testing Services advising of receipt and approval of application for licensure (if first-time test taker).
"Authorization to Test" (ATT) letter from Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy
Confirmation of Computer-Based Exam
State of Illinois Physical Therapy license within 90 days of hire
Current CPR Certification issued by the American Heart Association BLS provider

What you will do:

Provides direct physical therapy services to patients. Demonstrates an appropriate level of clinical skill, as evidenced by the completion of comprehensive and insightful evaluations, and the development of individualized and effective treatment plans designed to achieve precise, functional goals. Evaluates patient's physical and functional status and plans and implements therapeutic programs that include prevention, identification, correction and alleviation of acute or prolonged movement dysfunction of an anatomic or physiologic origin. Uses excellent communication skills to educate patients and engage them in their own care. Stays updated regarding developments, new techniques, and equipment in the field of physical therapy. Maintains a well-rounded knowledge base, and clinical reasoning skills to consistently achieve expected clinical outcomes.

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