Physical Therapist (1099)

NITELINES USA, INC

Physical Therapist (1099)

Lander, WY
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Established in 1994, Nite Lines USA has successfully delivered contract support services to more than 144 government institutions and medical treatment facilities across the country. We’re a dynamic and growing health care organization, offering a wide range of employment opportunities. We are seeking professionals and dedicated individuals to be part of our team, where integrity, respect, accountability, and collaboration are among our core principles. Work with a dedicated and caring organization and start doing your life's best work.

    Physical Therapist (1099)

    Pay rate : $80.00 per hour/1099

    Job location : 8204 Wyoming Highway 789, Lander, WY, 82520

    Openings: 2

    Duration: 3 months with the possibility of extension

    Schedule: Monday–Friday

    Hours: Flexible, based on the Therapist's preference and facility needs.

    Available schedule options may include:

    o 5 days × 8 hours

    o 4 days × 10 hours

    o 4.5 days × 9 hours

    The schedule must ensure coverage for all five weekdays.

    Final working hours can be adjusted based on the Therapist's availability and the needs of

    the residents.

    Job Duties:

    Therapists will work with residents in the Intermediate Care Facility, serving residents

    (adults 18+ - 80ish) and our SNF serving individuals with TBI, organic brain injuries,

    dual diagnosis, etc.,) Both sides have residents who have more challenging behaviors or

    conditions which hinders placement in the community setting. Our goal is to work on

    building skills and abilities so that all our residents can live in the community (group

    homes, nursing homes, supported staffing, etc..) with success.

    Therapy is part of the Allied Health Team which includes; Physical Therapy,

    Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Central Supply, Therapeutic Equipment, and

    Recreation.

    Therapist will be an active member of the IDT team for a caseload of residents as well as

    new and potential residents.

    Therapists will perform therapeutic evaluations on residents including but not limited to

    initial, quarterly and annual assessments, evaluations for assistive/adaptive equipment

    devices, as well as additional assessments that arise due to circumstances of a resident.

    Therapists will provide therapeutic treatment and activities.

    Therapists will consult with medical providers, family members, case managers, IDT,

    and direct care staff regarding the resident's needs or potential concerns.

    Therapists will help train , educate, and monitor staff in therapeutic skills and activities

    that support the established intervention plan and use of equipment. This includes

    assisting with the monthly New Hire Orientation day to give an introduction to some of

    the equipment, care plans, and interventions therapy uses with residents.

    Complete documentation on time.

    Evaluate the individual needs for therapeutic adaptive equipment and assist in the design

    and/or purchase of equipment.

    Work with various members of not only the IDT and Allied Health Team.

    Qualifications:

    Active or eligible Wyoming Physical Therapist (PT) license.

    Licensed Physical Therapist with a Bachelor's degree (typically in Physical Therapy).

    Must have completed an accredited Physical Therapy program.

    Active BLS certification

    Must have experience working with adult patients; candidates with experience limited

    to pediatric or school-based settings are not preferred.

    Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

    Strong time-management and organizational skills.

    Must be flexible and adaptable to changing patient needs and work requirements.

    Strong communication, clinical judgment, and patient-care skills.

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    Preferred Qualifications

    Broad clinical experience across multiple healthcare settings.

    Experience working with geriatric patients.

    Experience in acute care settings.

    Experience in home health or similar community-based settings.

    Candidates with a combination of geriatric, acute care, and home health

    experience are strongly preferred.

    Ability to independently manage workload while effectively prioritizing patient care and

    responsibilities.