📢Physical Therapist - PRN - Home Health - Madison

As a Physical Therapist at Symbria in Watertown, you will primarily focus on developing personalized treatment goals tailored to each patient's needs. You’ll creatively implement these treatment plans while supervising Physical Therapist Assistants. Additionally, you'll be part of an interdisciplinary team, ensuring effective communication and collaboration to help patients reach their recovery milestones. Completing required documentation and maintaining productivity standards are also essential responsibilities in this role.

To qualify as a Physical Therapist at Symbria, you must graduate from an accredited school for Physical Therapists and hold a valid state license. For new graduates, having a pending license is acceptable. While acute care, long-term care, or rehabilitation experience is beneficial, it’s not a strict requirement, as we welcome enthusiastic applicants looking to start their careers in home health.

Yes! Symbria is passionate about supporting new graduates, offering guided mentorship to help you transition smoothly into your role as a Physical Therapist. With personalized guidance and encouragement, you'll gain the confidence and skills necessary to provide high-quality patient care, making it an ideal start to your career.

No, prior home health experience is not necessary to become a Physical Therapist at Symbria. We value a commitment to patient care and enthusiasm for working with geriatric populations above all. Our training and mentorship programs will equip you with the skills you need to provide outstanding care in a home health setting.

As a PRN Physical Therapist at Symbria, you will enjoy a flexible schedule with no set start or end time. This allows you to create a work-life balance that suits your needs, making it easier to manage personal commitments while providing vital care to patients at home.

In your response, highlight your approach to patient assessments, focusing on gathering comprehensive medical histories, conducting physical evaluations, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals to tailor treatment plans effectively.

Share a specific instance where you developed a treatment plan that led to significant improvements for a patient. Detail the goals, strategies, and outcomes, illustrating your ability to positively impact patient recovery.

Discuss various motivational techniques you employ, such as setting achievable goals, celebrating milestones, and creating a positive, engaging environment that boosts patient morale and encourages consistent participation in their treatment.

Explain your approach in these situations, emphasizing active listening, building rapport, and developing personalized strategies to address specific patient concerns, ensuring they feel heard and supported throughout their recovery.

Elaborate on your experience working with other healthcare professionals, such as occupational therapists or physicians, to create cohesive care plans that reflect a shared commitment to improving patient outcomes.

Talk about your commitment to professional growth through attending workshops, subscribing to relevant journals, and participating in online courses or conferences, emphasizing your eagerness to incorporate new knowledge and practices into your patient care.

Outline your systematic approach for maintaining clear and accurate patient records, including session notes, progress reports, and treatment plans, highlighting the importance of compliance and communication within healthcare teams.

Discuss your time management skills and strategies to prioritize tasks effectively while maintaining the quality and thoroughness of patient interactions, ensuring each individual receives the attention they deserve.

Share how patient feedback is integral to your practice, discussing how you incorporate it into your treatment plans to ensure that patients feel valued and involved in their recovery process.

Express your admiration for Symbria's employee-owned structure and commitment to patient-centered care, highlighting how these values align with your own professional goals and passion for serving geriatric populations.