Position Details
Physical Therapist Assistant- PTA SNF - Skilled Nursing Facility Job // Grand Island, NE
Advance your career at one of the finest skilled nursing facilities (SNF) in the country. New grads welcome!As a Physical Therapy Assistant with our company, you will enjoy significant advantages found only with an industry leader. Our primary role is to help our patients, residents, and clients gain and maintain as much control and independence in their lives as possible. We emphasize strengths, not limitations. We provide the appropriate setting and level of care that enable individuals to reach their highest functional level. We do so while preserving each person’s dignity and sense of well being.
Helping patients overcome their illness and injury- that's what we’re all about. A provider of rehabilitation and post-acute care, we offer a nurturing environment where you will look forward to coming to work and giving your all.
Job Description:
The Physical Therapist Assistant participates in the execution of daily physical therapy treatment programs tailored to each client’s needs. He/she encourages patient participation in tasks and therapies designed to restore, reinforce, and enhance independence and productivity following illness or injury. The physical therapist serves a geriatric population.
Qualifications:
- Determine appropriate PT, POC & D/C and make adjustments as necessary
- Associates Degree as a Physical Therapy Assistant from an accredited Physical Therapy
Assistant program
- Physical Therapy license in the state
- New Graduates Welcome!
Benefits:
- 100 % Medical and Dental coverage from your first day of employment
- Group term life, AD&D and Disability insurance plans
- 401-K with generous employer match
- Continuing ED/CEU assistance
In Their Own Words
Critical Connection was recommended to me by a friend, and I'm really glad I found them. I just think the process of looking for a job is terrifying. Plus I was working a lot of hours and just didn't have much time to spend trying to find a new job. What I really wanted was to make a career change, switch from inpatient to outpatient and start to finally pursue my hand certification. I am a really picky person, but Telly was so patient with me through the process. I told him exactly what I wanted, and then I spent a couple of months interviewing with different practices until I found the one I wanted, and I must have asked Telly a million and a half questions, but he was always great about it. I completely changed my career, and it was a lot less time consuming and less stressful working with Critical Connection. You always hear such nasty things about recruiters and agencies, but that wasn't my experience at all. I had Telly's full support and consultation every step of the way, and I was still in control of what was happening which was great.
R. Hanson, OTR/L
Vienna, Virginia