Physical Therapist Home Health - job 1 of 2

As a Physical Therapist Home Health with Phoenix Home Care and Hospice, you'll be responsible for providing therapy services to patients in their own homes, following the physician's plan of care and under supervision. You'll participate in case conferences, maintain compliance with ethical standards, and demonstrate sound judgment in delivering care. Your role will also entail communication with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure high-quality patient care.

To qualify as a Physical Therapist Home Health at Phoenix Home Care and Hospice, candidates must hold an active physical therapy license in the state of Kansas. While prior home health experience is preferred, it's not a strict requirement. We are looking for passionate individuals who are dedicated to providing exceptional care to our clients.

The work schedule for a Physical Therapist Home Health at Phoenix Home Care and Hospice is flexible, with opportunities for PRN positions and weekday visits. This allows you to balance your professional responsibilities with your personal life, making it easier to work according to your availability.

At Phoenix Home Care and Hospice, we offer a comprehensive benefits package for Physical Therapists Home Health, including multiple major medical plans, life insurance, paid mileage, and competitive pay. Part-time benefits are also available, ensuring that you are well taken care of as a part of our meaningful team.

Phoenix Home Care and Hospice is committed to providing ongoing training and orientation that is tailored to your needs as a new hire. Our supportive culture encourages professional growth and development, allowing you to stay updated on best practices in home health therapy.

When answering this question, it's essential to highlight your commitment to individualized care. Discuss your techniques for assessing patient needs and developing tailored treatment plans that consider their preferences and goals.

Provide examples of how you stay informed about agency policies, state regulations, and how you incorporate them into your practice. Discuss the importance of continuous education and communication with your team.

This is a chance to elaborate on any past roles or relevant experiences in home health settings. If you lack direct experience, discuss related skills that transfer, such as working with patients in diverse environments.

Talk about your conflict resolution skills and demonstrate empathy in challenging scenarios. Share a specific example to illustrate how you maintained professionalism and compassion.

Express the value you place on collaboration. Explain how teamwork enhances patient outcomes and share experiences of successful collaboration in previous roles.

Discuss your organizational strategies and ability to prioritize tasks. Mention any tools you use for scheduling and managing workload, emphasizing flexibility and adaptability.

Share specific motivational techniques, such as setting realistic goals or celebrating milestones. Touch on the importance of building rapport and understanding each patient's motivations.

Choose a genuine story that reflects your dedication to patient care. Focus on the patient's progress and how it impacted both their lives and yours.

Highlight your commitment to lifelong learning. Talk about attending workshops, pursuing certifications, or participating in relevant online courses related to physical therapy.

Align your values with Phoenix’s mission. Discuss how their commitment to compassion, innovation, and community care resonates with your professional philosophy and career goals.