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Travel Physical Therapist (PT) – Outpatient Location: Warwick, Rhode Island Discipline: Physical Therapist (PT) Setting: Outpatient Orthopedics
Monday–Friday, Days Contract Duration: 13 Weeks Facility: To Be Confirmed Ardor Health Solutions is seeking a Travel Physical Therapist for a 13-week outpatient assignment in Warwick, Rhode Island! This is a fantastic opportunity for a PT who enjoys helping patients improve mobility, reduce pain and return to their daily activities while experiencing the beautiful New England coastline. Located along Narragansett Bay, Warwick offers waterfront restaurants, scenic parks, charming coastal communities and convenient access to Providence, Newport and Boston.
Position Overview As an Outpatient Physical Therapist, you'll evaluate and treat patients with musculoskeletal injuries, orthopedic conditions, postoperative rehabilitation needs and functional mobility limitations. You'll develop individualized treatment plans to help patients improve strength, flexibility, balance and overall function. Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive outpatient physical therapy evaluations Develop and implement individualized treatment plans Treat patients with orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions Provide postoperative rehabilitation when appropriate Implement therapeutic exercise and functional movement training Perform manual therapy techniques as clinically appropriate Address pain, strength, flexibility and mobility limitations Educate patients on injury prevention and home exercise programs Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans Maintain accurate clinical documentation Qualifications Active Rhode Island Physical Therapist license or applicable PT Compact privilege Graduate of an accredited physical therapy program Outpatient orthopedic experience preferred Strong clinical assessment and communicat
About the role
As an Outpatient Physical Therapist, you'll evaluate and treat patients with musculoskeletal injuries, orthopedic conditions, postoperative rehabilitation needs and functional mobility limitations.