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Enhance Rehabilitation

Physical Therapist Assistant

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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Physical Therapist Assistant Enhance Rehabilitation - 3.9 North Aurora, IL Job Details Full-time 4 hours ago Qualifications Patient treatment planning Medical equipment operation Rehabilitation devices Patient care Therapeutic exercise techniques Patient progress monitoring Care plan implementation Entry level Therapy progress note documentation Therapeutic devices Full Job Description Enhance Rehabilitation is currently seeking qualified physical therapy assistant candidates to join our dynamic team. As an Enhance Rehabilitation physical therapist assistant, working under the guidance of a physical therapist, you will be a part of growing team. In this role, you'll assist treating patients by following an individualized plan of care developed by Physical Therapists. Ensure every patient receives quality treatment resulting in excellent functional outcomes. With assistance of physical therapist, develop and implement physical therapy treatment programs based on each patient's particular needs. Assist patients with all phases of physical therapy treatment and techniques. Discuss treatment with patients and record patient conditions and responses to treatments in charts after each visit. Provide continuous communication with Physical Therapist, Director or Rehab, and facility staff. Operate and apply knowledge of standard physical therapy equipment.

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