Physical Therapist (PT) — Falmouth, Maine New graduates are welcome to apply!

Location:

Falmouth, Maine Compensation:

$38.75-$44.00 per hour

Schedule:

40 hours per week

Hours:

Monday-Friday with weekend rotation

Setting:

Skilled Nursing & Long-Term Care Facility Size:

90 residents

Position Type:

Full-Time New graduates are welcome to apply! New graduates will receive compensation aligned with their qualifications, skills, and level of experience. Overview We are seeking a compassionate and creative Physical Therapist (PT) to join a specialized Memory Support Community in Falmouth, Maine , dedicated to providing individualized care for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. This unique rehabilitation environment goes beyond traditional therapy. The team incorporates residents' past and current hobbies, interests, and learning opportunities into daily treatment plans, creating therapy experiences that are meaningful, engaging, and connected to each person's life. From art and music therapy to gardening and other purposeful activities, you'll have the opportunity to think creatively about rehabilitation while helping residents maintain function, engagement, dignity, and quality of life. Why Join This Team? Competitive compensation of $38.75-$44.00 per hour Full-time 40-hour schedule Monday-Friday with weekend rotation Specialized memory-support environment Services include skilled nursing and long-term care Strong focus on person-centered care Opportunity to incorporate residents' interests and life experiences into therapy Access to therapeutic and leisure activities including art, music, and gardening Onsite training in standardized assessments including BCAT, GDS, and ACL Training and support in evidence-based practices Opportunity to work alongside an interdisciplinary team committed to meaningful resident outcomes New-graduate friendly environment A Person-Centered Approach to Rehabilitation The team uses its signature Compass program to develop individualized plans of care designed to maximize each resident's function and engagement. Therapy goes beyond simply completing exercises. You'll have the opportunity to consider the person's environment, abilities, preferences, and daily routines when developing treatment strategies. Environmental accommodations and task modifications are incorporated to help residents participate more successfully in meaningful activities. Care partners and families are also considered an integral part of the rehabilitation team, working alongside clinicians to help sustain quality of life and functional gains beyond the formal therapy period. Professional Development This position provides opportunities to expand your clinical knowledge through onsite training and evidence-based practice. Team members receive training in standardized assessments such as the Brief Cognitive Assessment Tool (BCAT), Global Deterioration Scale (GDS), and Allen Cognitive Level (ACL) . You'll also have support in applying evidence-based approaches informed by established researchers and clinicians in the field of cognitive and dementia care. Responsibilities Perform comprehensive physical therapy evaluations and assessments Develop individualized plans of care based on each resident's functional abilities, needs, and goals Provide skilled therapeutic interventions to improve or maintain mobility, strength, balance, endurance, and functional independence Incorporate residents' interests, routines, hobbies, and meaningful activities into therapy when appropriate Use environmental accommodations and task modifications to maximize participation and engagement Monitor resident progress and modify treatment approaches as clinically appropriate Educate residents, care partners, and families regarding mobility, safety, exercises, and strategies to support continued function Collaborate closely with nursing, therapy, care partners, families, and other members of the interdisciplinary team Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation Promote dignity, safety, engagement, and quality of life throughout the rehabilitation process Qualifications Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or equivalent degree from an accredited program Current Maine Physical Therapist license Strong communication and interpersonal skills Compassionate and patient-centered approach to care Interest in working with individuals living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia Ability to adapt treatment approaches to individual cognitive and functional needs Strong clinical judgment and willingness to continue learning Ability to collaborate effectively with residents, families, care partners, and interdisciplinary team members New graduates are welcome to apply New-graduate compensation will be determined based on relevant qualifications, skills, and experience Why Falmouth? Falmouth offers an appealing combination of coastal Maine living and convenient access to the greater Portland area. With beautiful scenery, outdoor recreation, local dining, and a welcoming community, it's an excellent place to build your career while enjoying a high quality of life outside of work. If you're a Physical Therapist who believes rehabilitation should be meaningful, individualized, and connected to the person behind the diagnosis , this is an opportunity to make a genuine difference. Apply today to learn more about this Physical Therapist opportunity in Falmouth, Maine. #Workwolf