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University of Vermont Health

Physical Therapy Aide

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What they do

A Physical Therapy Aide assists physical therapists and technicians to help patients with disabling injuries or conditions. Sets up treatment areas and equipment, handles clerical tasks, and helps move patients. Works in the office of an physical therapist or in a healthcare setting.

$36,651 / year median in New York

+27% projected growth

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Apply Save Job Share Job Back Job Details Job Ref:
R0089234
Category:
Rehabilitation Service/Therapy Employment Type:
Full-Time Health Care Partner:
Elizabethtown Community Hospital Location:
75 Park St, Elizabethtown, NY 12932
Department:
ECH•
Physical Therapy Job Type:
Regular Primary Shift:
Variable Hours:
•Hours per
Week:
40
Weekend Needs:
None Pay Rate:
$21.26•$31.89 per hour The Physical Therapy Aide performs designated routine tasks to the operation of the physical therapy service and may assist the physical therapist in setting up patient for therapy and/or assisting the therapist in carrying out treatment program. Qualifications /
Job Requirements:
Possesses either a high school diploma or equivalency. Certification as Nurses Aide required. Must demonstrate ability to follow complex directions. Must have physical strength sufficient to assist patients in completion of rehabilitative therapies such as weight transfer, gait training, etc. Must have ability to communicate with patients and family members in empathetic fashion in support of rehabilitative goals. Apply