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Travel Physical Therapist (PT) – Inpatient Acute Care Facility: Meade District Hospital Location: Meade, Kansas Client: Centrafi Job ID: 19680 Discipline: Physical Therapist (PT) Setting: Inpatient Acute Care
Monday–Friday, Days Contract Duration: 13 Weeks Ardor Health Solutions is seeking a Travel Physical Therapist for a 13-week inpatient acute care assignment at Meade District Hospital in Meade, Kansas! This is an excellent opportunity for a PT who enjoys hospital-based rehabilitation, personalized patient care and the welcoming atmosphere of a smaller rural community. Located in southwestern Kansas, Meade offers a peaceful setting, wide-open landscapes and easy access to nearby communities such as Dodge City and Liberal.
Position Overview As an inpatient acute care Physical Therapist, you'll evaluate and treat hospitalized patients recovering from illness, injury, surgery and other medical conditions affecting their mobility and independence. Working in a rural hospital environment can provide opportunities to collaborate closely with an interdisciplinary team and make a meaningful difference in patients' recovery. Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive physical therapy evaluations Develop and implement individualized treatment plans Provide therapeutic exercise, gait training and balance activities Assist patients with bed mobility, transfers and ambulation Address strength, endurance and functional mobility limitations Evaluate fall risks and recommend appropriate assistive devices Treat patients recovering from surgery, injury and acute medical conditions Collaborate with physicians, nursing, OT and case management Participate in discharge planning and patient education Maintain accurate clinical documentation Qualifications Active Kansas Physical Therapist license or applicable PT Compact privilege Graduate of an accredited physical therapy program Inpatient acute care experience preferred Strong clinical assessment and interdisciplinary communication skills Comfort working in a smaller hospital environment About Meade, Kansas Located in southwestern Kansas, Meade is a welcoming rural community known for its peaceful atmosphere, open landscapes and rich frontier history.
For travelers who enjoy smaller communities, outdoor recreation and exploring the American West, Meade offers a unique opportunity to experience the quieter side of Kansas. Area Highlights: Meade State Park: Approximately 15–20 minutes away, offering fishing, camping, hiking and lakeside recreation. Dalton Gang Hideout: A historic attraction in Meade featuring a museum and a connection to the famous Old West outlaws.
Dodge City: Approximately 40–50 minutes away, known for its Old West heritage, Boot Hill Museum, restaurants and entertainment. Liberal, Kansas: Approximately 40–50 minutes away, offering shopping, dining and attractions such as Dorothy's House and the Land of Oz. Cimarron National Grassland: Approximately 1–1.5 hours away, featuring prairie landscapes, hiking, birdwatching and outdoor recreation.
Garden City: Approximately 1–1.5 hours away, with additional shopping, restaurants and the Lee Richardson Zoo. Wichita, Kansas: Approximately 3 hours away, offering larger-city entertainment, shopping, museums and restaurants. Meade is an excellent destination for travelers looking for a relaxed small-town lifestyle and the opportunity to explore southwestern Kansas.
Why Travel With Ardor Health Solutions? Day 1 medical, dental and vision benefits Weekly pay Travel and licensing assistance Referral bonuses Dedicated recruiter support throughout your assignment Apply Today! Interested in this inpatient acute care PT opportunity in Meade, Kansas?
Apply today or contact Amanda Anson at Ardor Health Solutions! I'd love to discuss the assignment, answer your questions and help you get started with the submission process. Amanda Anson Ardor Health Solutions
About the role
As an inpatient acute care Physical Therapist, you'll evaluate and treat hospitalized patients recovering from illness, injury, surgery and other medical conditions affecting their mobility and independence.