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What they do
A Physical Therapist helps patients with physically disabling conditions or injuries to improve their ability to move and manage their pain. Uses techniques including targeted exercises and massage therapy. Works in conjunction with other healthcare providers to provide rehabilitation to patients after an injury or illness. May specialize in treating certain types of injuries or patients.
$94,002 / year median in North Dakota
-2% projected decline
Job Description
Join Intermountain Healthcare, a leading non-profit health system in Utah, known for pioneering advanced healthcare and serving the community with compassion. We are currently seeking a dedicated Physical Therapist to join our outpatient team. This role offers a unique opportunity to work in a dynamic environment focused on patient-centered care, utilizing the latest technology and treatment methods. A generous $25,000 sign-on bonus reflects our commitment to attracting top talent. Responsibilities Evaluate and assess patient needs and develop appropriate treatment plans. Implement physical therapy interventions based on patient-specific factors. Document patient progress and adjust treatments as needed. Collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care. Educate patients and families about treatment plans and home exercises. Maintain patient confidentiality and adhere to professional standards. Required Skills Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to handle physical demands of the role Knowledge of current physical therapy technology and practices Proficiency in electronic medical record systems