Physio, as the market leader, is not the typical therapy service. We distinguish ourselves by laying out another red carpet for each and every patient, each day. To accomplish our purpose, we hire the brightest minds. We are now looking for applicants for physical therapist positions, physiotherapy clinics staff, hand therapy positions, sports medicine positions, athletic training positions, and corporate roles. We urge you to look through our available positions & apply online today!
- Provides physical therapy treatments under the direction of a physiotherapist in order to maintain and promote health.
- Helps a physical therapist be more effective by pointing out problems with patient care.
- Administers patient treatment regimens.
- By speaking with patients, conducting physical examinations, getting updates, and reviewing therapy records, a patient's health is evaluated.
- Examines the physical therapist's interpretations of the american doctors and test findings to assess abnormal conditions.
- Via recording in patient and departmental records, demonstrates patient care services.
- Provides therapeutic procedures by giving patients manual exercises and coaching, motivating, and aiding them as they engage in physical activities such as ambulatory functional exercises, daily living activities, and non-manual exercises.
- Performing physical and psychological exams on clients and formulating or adhering to a treatment plan.
- Evaluating customers' home and work surroundings and determining what changes are required.
- Providing advice on adaptable equipment to assist customers with everyday activities.
- Creating therapeutic exercise programs to assist customers in regaining lost skills.
- Getting clients ready to return to work.
- Patient care education for family members and caregivers of clients.
- Assessing client outcomes and development in occupational therapy.
- Preserving professional knowledge and technological progress in order to give the finest treatment program possible to clients.
- Meeting certification standards at the federal, regional, and local levels.
- Assessing the patient's physical and fundamental mental health.
An orthopedic physiotherapist performs and analyzes patients and adheres to certain program criteria that assist patients in receiving the optimum treatment as prescribed by a physician.
- Create interventional routines to assist clients with orthopedic disorders affecting muscles, tissues, bones, ligaments, and other body parts.
- Implement communication techniques with caseworkers, referral sources, scheduling personnel, and care coordinators.
- Share specific patients' evaluation results with their caretakers, parents, and physicians.
- To get rapid health outcomes, ensure that the patient participates in the therapy treatment.
- Assist the patient in developing a home program that will allow the patient to continue physical therapy at home.
- Create training programs for employees, patients, and carers.
- Check their calendar as well as the schedules of other employees to verify that no time is wasted.
- Participate in programs & conferences that provide information on recent advancements in the subject.
Working as an independent practitioner, offering neurological physiotherapy examinations, treatments, and goal setting to a specific caseload of patients.
- Supervise junior physiotherapists, offer training for them, and participate in their completion appraisals.
- To offer specialized neurological rehabilitation services such as electrical stimulation, constraint induced movement therapy, Saebo, and hydrotherapy.
- Communicate with the other health care providers, caregivers, and family members.
- As needed, give education and training.
- Attend CPD as well as other developmental projects
Language, speech, & swallowing impairments are assessed, diagnosed, screened for, and prevented.
- To build effective treatment programs, communicate with the patient and collaborate with the family members, clinicians, and teachers.
- To deliver the greatest care, tried-and-true therapies are combined with fresh, inventive procedures.
- Attending meetings, conducting research, and building academic and professional networks to stay current with innovations in the industry.
- Providing information to patients and their loved ones about speech impairments and available treatments.
- Keeping careful notes on the patient's history and progress.
- Mentoring and workshops for students of speech therapy.
- Assessing patient progress and making necessary modifications to therapeutic regimens.