Location : Location US-TX-Dallas
Job ID
374033
Position Type
Per Diem
Experience (Years)
0
Category
Physical Therapist
Company
Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation - Outpatient

Overview

Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation

Dallas, TX

Outpatient Rehabilitation 

Physical Therapist - PRN

 

 

BSW Rehab Outpatient at Dallas Carroll Ave is seeking a PRN PT. We are a sports and orthopedic clinic just 5 minutes east of the Dallas Baylor hospital at the corner of Gaston Ave and Carroll Ave in Dallas. We have a strong history of working with local high schools, athletic trainers, and competitive sports programs to optimize continuity of care and a pathway to return to sport. Rehab services include non-operative and post-operative orthopedic care, vestibular and concussion management, treatment of the over-head athlete, and a primary hub for isokinetic testing for our Return-to-Play ACL program. The ideal candidate would be dry needling certified, have strong manual therapy skills, sports/orthopedic training, and have a history of program/relationship building with physicains and referral sources. Training and support of all the above skills is supported by BSWIR Outpatient.

 

 

Responsibilities

  • Initial and ongoing systematic patient assessment
  • Patient Case Load Average: 10-12
  • Timely and accurate documentation using Therapy Source
  • Interpreting assessment/diagnostic data including medical notes and surgery reports
  • Ensuring medical orders are transcribed and processed accurately
  • Promoting continuous quality improvement
  • Instructing and counseling patients/families as needed

Qualifications

  • Current state licensure or eligibility for state licensure as a Physical Therapist required.
  • Certified BLS or completion in first 90 days of employment or as required by state regulations.

 

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Additional Data

Equal Opportunity Employer including Disabled/Veterans

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