Join us as our newest full time Physical Therapist in our West Erie office! Work alongside a team that comes together to learn what works best for the patient, the clinic, and the community while using state-of-the-art technology to put those plans into action. Have the freedom to look past traditional approaches to PT, taking a new, innovative path instead — one that will make a lasting impact. As a Physical Therapist (PT) with us, you will have access to exciting, cutting-edge tools and advanced continuing education that will positively change your outlook, providing you with new and unique perspectives of physical therapy, and career advancement opportunities. Responsibilities

• Perform new-patient evaluations/exams
• Diagnose patients; evaluate physical activity limitations
• Create a plan that sets a goal and completion date
• Timely documentation that is in accordance with company, state, and federal guidelines.
• Equip patients with PT intervention techniques/exercises, track progress
• Provide education to patients on techniques for the continuation of care
• Establish a diagnosis of condition or conditions and their impact on activity
• Establish a plan goal and time frame
• Prescribe intervention techniques and exercises
• Measure and track intervention effectiveness
• Educate the patient on continuing care

Skills & Qualifications

• Able to create and implement outpatient orthopedic, balance and vestibular rehabilitation- setting treatment plans
• Ability to work efficiently/effectively in an autonomous environment
• Must be passionate about helping patients who have orthopedic, vestibular, balance, neurological, and fall risk issues
• Graduation from an accredited PT program and PT license in PA
• Must be able to carry out and progress a skilled treatment plan in outpatient orthopedic, balance and vestibular rehabilitation setting
• Must be self-motivated with a willingness to learn
• Passion for working with orthopedic, vestibular, balance, neurological, and fall-risk patient population
• Educational opportunities to learn appropriate interventions for our orthopedic, vestibular, balance, neurological and fall-risk population