Physical Therapist – PRN, Subacute Rehabilitation
Bronson Commons, Mattawan
Location: Bronson Commons (BCOM) Job ID: JOB49727 Schedule: Variable, Part Time Weekly Hours: 10 Cost Center: 4000 Physical Therapy Acute Care (BCOM)
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Role Summary
The Physical Therapist evaluates, plans, and administers medically prescribed physical therapy treatments for patients with injuries or conditions affecting muscles, nerves, joints, and bones. The goal is to improve or restore function, increase strength, relieve pain, and enhance independence. Employees providing direct patient care must demonstrate competencies specific to the population served.
Qualifications
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Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program
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Licensed Physical Therapist in good standing in the State of Michigan
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BLS required within 3 months of hire
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Valid Michigan driver’s license, daily access to a personal vehicle, and proof of insurance required for Bronson at Home
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Successful MVR check required prior to start date for Bronson at Home roles
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Keyboarding skills to operate a PC or mobile device
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Ability to work effectively as part of a team and communicate clearly with patients, visitors, and care team members
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Social sensitivity and effective communication in English
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Strong interpersonal skills for delicate patient care situations
Physical Requirements
This role involves standing and walking for extended periods, lifting up to 20 pounds, and assisting with patient transfers. Work may include computer use up to 40 percent of the time and requires managing multiple deadlines.
Clinical Responsibilities
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Interpret and implement referrals
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Evaluate functional abilities including range of motion, strength, coordination, and more
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Establish functional baselines and treatment goals
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Participate in interdisciplinary discussions, rounds, and clinics
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Provide patient, family, and community education
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Conduct individual or group therapy sessions
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Design and fabricate splints or assistive devices as needed
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Contribute to program development and process improvement
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Serve as a resource in areas of expertise and provide in-services
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Cross-train and provide coverage across Rehabilitation Services as needed
Administrative Responsibilities
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Document evaluations, treatment plans, interventions, and progress in the electronic health record within compliance timelines
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Communicate any documentation limitations to leadership
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Maintain accurate, legible, and complete records
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Participate in committees, task forces, and process improvement initiatives
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Demonstrate strong time management skills
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Provide supervision to PTAs, Rehab Clinical Assistants, PT and PTA students, volunteers, and athletic trainers
