Physical Therapist

As a Physical Therapist at Shasta Regional Medical Center, you will provide medically prescribed consultative and therapeutic services aimed at restoring function and preventing disability in patients suffering from various disorders. You will work in accordance with hospital policies and relevant state and federal regulations, ensuring a high standard of care for your patients.

To apply for the Physical Therapist role at Shasta Regional Medical Center, you should possess a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy along with a current state Physical Therapy license. Additionally, a current BCLS (AHA) certification is required upon hire.

Shasta Regional Medical Center provides a comprehensive benefits package for Physical Therapists, which includes paid time off, a 401K retirement plan, outstanding medical, dental, and vision coverage, education reimbursement, and a variety of voluntary benefit options designed to meet your individual needs.

Yes! Shasta Regional Medical Center is currently offering a $5,000 sign-on bonus for new Physical Therapists who join our team. This is part of our commitment to attract talented professionals who share our passion for providing high-quality care.

You can apply for the Physical Therapist position by reaching out to our recruitment team directly. You can text a recruiter for a prompt response or schedule a time to discuss your qualifications further. We look forward to hearing from you!

When developing a treatment plan, I first assess the patient's specific condition and history. I believe in a collaborative approach, involving patients in setting realistic goals while tailoring interventions that promote maximum recovery and improvement of their functionality.

I have extensive experience in rehabilitating patients with musculoskeletal disorders. My practice includes utilizing evidence-based techniques and modalities, alongside patient education to ensure they understand their rehabilitation exercises and the importance of adherence to their treatment plan.

Handling difficult or non-compliant patients requires empathy and communication. I strive to build trust and rapport with my patients. During sessions, I take time to listen to their concerns, and work with them to find solutions that make them more likely to comply with the treatment process.

Common challenges include motivating patients who may be discouraged by their conditions and coordinating care with other healthcare professionals. However, I see these as opportunities to enhance my communication skills and find innovative solutions to encourage patient engagement.

I make it a priority to stay informed about the latest advancements in physical therapy by attending professional conferences, participating in continuing education courses, and engaging with relevant professional associations that provide access to new research and best practices.

One particularly challenging case involved a patient with limited mobility after surgery. By developing a tailored rehabilitation program that included progressive exercises and frequent adjustments based on feedback, we achieved significant improvements in their mobility and overall quality of life, which was incredibly rewarding.

Collaboration is key in patient care. I regularly communicate with physicians, occupational therapists, and other specialists to ensure a coordinated treatment approach, sharing insights and progress in a way that addresses the holistic needs of our patients.

Patient education is vital in my practice. I spend time explaining the treatment process, outlining exercises, and ensuring that patients understand their role in their own recovery, which empowers them and promotes positive outcomes.

I assess progress through structured evaluations at regular intervals, using objective measures such as range of motion and strength tests, in addition to subjective feedback from patients regarding their pain levels and functional abilities.

I want to work at Shasta Regional Medical Center because I admire its commitment to quality care and its strong community focus. I’m excited about the opportunity to contribute to a team dedicated to making a difference in people's lives in a beautiful setting.