What are the responsibilities and job description for the Physical Therapist (Article 16) position at Handicapped Children Assn of Southern NY?
Position Overview:
HCA is seeking a NYS Licensed PT to provide habilitative services in our OPWDD Article 16 Clinic. We especially welcome clinicians who have experience engaging individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), have a working knowledge of habilitative and functional treatment planning, demonstrate strong interdisciplinary collaboration skills and are committed to client-centered practice.
HCA: not just a job opportunity but an opportunity to make a difference.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Provision of services for participants
- Complete Physical Therapy initial evaluations and revaluations for individuals on clinician's caseload
- Use professional training and collaborative discussion with the individual to develop practical, goal-driven treatment plans
- Uses best practices in performing implementation of Physical Therapy treatments
- Collaborate with families and interdisciplinary teams
- Maintain compliance with applicable State and Federal laws and regulations as well as follows agency protocol.
- Complete all program documentation in a timely manner and per Agency standards and related regulatory practices. Documentation includes but not limited to: treatment plans, treatment notes, initial evaluations, billing forms, incident reports and discharge summaries.
- Provide initial and ongoing training to PTA.
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Work with student interns as assigned
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Attend staff meetings and other meetings/committees as directed by supervisor.
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Participate in the Clinic's QA committee meeting when available.
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Participate in workshops and other professional development activities to expand and/or maintain knowledge of best practices and the PT discipline practices
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Attend all required trainings as directed by supervisor and maintain training certifications