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$2,179 – $2,246/wk
New Mexico PT contractsmedian $2,557/wk
$1,700/wkFloor 15% below the New Mexico median floor$3,100/wk
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✓An associate’s degree from an accredited program and a valid New Mexico PTA license are required
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Pediatric Physical Therapist Assistant jobs in Taos, NM let you work directly with children from birth to age 18, helping them improve mobility, strength, and independence. You will assist a licensed physical therapist in executing treatment plans, guide children through therapeutic exercises, monitor progress, and educate families on home care. An associate’s degree from an accredited program and a valid New Mexico PTA license are required.

Recommended skills include patience, compassion, strong communication, and physical stamina. Taos, NM is known for its vibrant arts community, historic adobe architecture, and stunning mountain scenery. The area offers year-round outdoor activities like skiing at Taos Ski Valley, hiking in Carson National Forest, and exploring the Rio Grande Gorge.

Taos also features unique cultural attractions, local galleries, and a welcoming, creative community. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters, clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 career management. Apply now to join this Pediatric Physical Therapist Assistant assignment in Taos, NM.

About the role

Pediatric Physical Therapist Assistant jobs in Taos, NM let you work directly with children from birth to age 18, helping them improve mobility, strength, and independence. You will assist a licensed physical therapist in executing treatment plans, guide children through therapeutic exercises, monitor progress, and educate families on home care.