Therapy - PT

Cynet Health • Plymouth, New Hampshire • $63.20 / hour • 6d ago

Profession: Physical Therapist (PT)

Specialty: Outpatient

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Monday - Friday

Hours per Shift: 8 hours

Experience: 2 years current Physical Therapy experience; Outpatient experience; Orthopedic experience; Inpatient experience highly preferred.

License: Active State License

Certifications: BLS (American Heart Association)

Must-Have: Physical Therapy skills checklist; Supervisory signed reference from the past year of employment; License verification.

Description: When you choose this position, you will benefit from a selection of specialized services and unique programs.

We specialize in individualized treatments emphasizing manual therapy techniques.

Therapists are experts at managing recovery after surgeries and work closely with surgeons and physicians for coordinated care.

Orthopedic rehabilitation programs help patients return to their daily routines and recreational activities.

Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization enables effective treatment of scar tissue and fascial restrictions.

This technique utilizes specially designed instruments to detect and treat areas exhibiting soft tissue issues.

Trigger Point Dry Needling is a safe and effective technique used to reduce pain and improve muscle function.

Using a clean needle technique, physical therapists will insert a needle into the targeted muscle to facilitate a twitch response.

After needling, individualized exercises will be provided to help restore muscle function.

Physical therapists use various modalities to strengthen, relax, and heal muscles.

Modalities include Iontophoresis, Electrical Stimulation, Therapeutic Ultrasound, Taping, and Cupping.

Therapists guide patients through corrective exercises to improve muscle imbalance and functional movements for daily living.

Biomechanical evaluations allow therapists to create custom orthotics while assessing gait and movement biomechanics.

Programs are designed to give athletes the knowledge needed to prevent and manage sports-related injuries.

Occupational health services include work site assessments, work injury management, and preventive education programs.

Therapists also provide balance and fall prevention programs, particularly for the elderly.

These programs help improve strength and balance while minimizing the risk of falls.

Skilled therapists manage vestibular disorders that can lead to dizziness and balance disturbances.

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