Physical Therapist (PRN) - job 1 of 2

As a Physical Therapist (PRN) at AdvisaCare, your primary responsibilities include conducting thorough assessments of your patients to identify their unique needs and creating customized treatment plans to address those needs. You'll provide in-home therapy services, ensuring the comfort and emotional support of your patients and monitoring their progress while collaborating with a broader team of healthcare professionals.

To secure a position as a Physical Therapist (PRN) at AdvisaCare, you must hold a valid and active Physical Therapist license in Michigan. While experience in a home health setting is beneficial, it is not mandatory. We also value excellent communication skills, a friendly attitude, and a genuine desire to help patients on their journey to health.

AdvisaCare believes in the continuous development of our Physical Therapists (PRN). We provide access to resources and opportunities for professional growth, enabling you to stay current with best practices in the field. You'll be encouraged to embrace ongoing learning and to expand your skills in a supportive environment.

When you join AdvisaCare as a Physical Therapist (PRN), you'll enjoy a variety of benefits, including a 401K retirement plan, the ability to earn Paid Time Off (PTO), and medical benefits for all hourly employees. We also foster a rewarding work environment and appreciate the hard work our team puts into patient care.

Absolutely! One of the key highlights of working as a Physical Therapist (PRN) at AdvisaCare is the flexibility in your schedule. We understand the importance of work-life balance, and we aim to create a schedule that accommodates your personal needs while allowing you to provide the best care for your patients.

When answering this question, discuss a specific case where you assessed a patient’s needs and tailored a treatment plan accordingly. Highlight your ability to identify the patient's goals and how you monitored their progress over time, utilizing evidence-based practices.

Effective communication is key in physical therapy. Share your strategies, such as using layman’s terms to explain treatment plans, actively listening to patient concerns, and involving family members in the care process to ensure they understand what to expect.

Discuss your approach to monitoring and documenting progress, such as using standardized assessment tools and regular feedback sessions with patients to adjust treatment plans based on their improvements and challenges.

Talk about your approach to conflict resolution, emphasizing patience, empathy, and your strategies for addressing concerns with a focus on understanding the patient's perspective and ensuring their comfort and trust.

Explain your belief in the importance of tailoring treatment plans to the individual needs of each patient, incorporating their preferences and goals into all therapy sessions to foster engagement and motivation.

Mention the sources you utilize for continuous learning, such as professional journals, workshops, networking with colleagues, or attending seminars and discussing recent evidence-based practices you’ve incorporated into your work.

Highlight instances where you worked with other healthcare professionals, explaining how collaboration improved treatment outcomes for patients. Describe your communication style and how you ensure everyone is on the same page regarding patient care.

Share your passion for helping others and any personal experiences that drove you to pursue a career in physical therapy. Convey your desire to make a positive impact on patients’ lives and your commitment to their well-being.

Discuss your organizational skills and tools you use to prioritize tasks and ensure timely sessions with each patient. Emphasize your adaptability and how you stay focused while remaining responsive to your patients' needs.

Consider qualities such as empathy, strong communication skills, or a commitment to lifelong learning. Explain why you feel this quality is essential in building trust and delivering effective treatment to patients.