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Physical Therapists (PTs) in home health care assess and treat patients with physical impairments to enhance mobility, function, and daily living skills. They utilize specialized programs such as Balance and Fall Prevention and Joint Replacement Rehabilitation to provide personalized care. Employment includes cutting-edge technology use, professional development opportunities, and comprehensive benefits within an ethical and collaborative workplace environment.

A Physical Therapist in home health care evaluates and treats patients with physical impairments to improve mobility, function, and independence in daily living. They implement specialized programs such as Balance and Fall Prevention and post-surgical rehabilitation following physician orders. Emphasizing compassionate care, they collaborate with patients' families and health team members to ensure effective recovery at home.

The Weekend Physical Therapist provides specialized in-home care to patients with physical impairments, aiming to improve their mobility, function, and independence. This role includes treating patients through established care plans, administering skilled therapy services, and educating families and healthcare team members. The position requires a valid driving license and is based in a supportive, benefits-rich home health environment.

This role is for a full-time weekend Physical Therapist working in home health care, providing skilled physical therapy to patients with physical impairments to improve mobility and daily functioning. The position involves treating patients through established care plans, including specialty programs like balance and fall prevention and joint replacement therapies. The employer offers competitive benefits, professional development, and a supportive, inclusive work environment.

This position is for a licensed Physical Therapist to provide home health care services focused on improving patient mobility and daily function through specialized therapy programs. The role requires at least one year of clinical experience and includes the use of electronic medical records and mobile technology. Enhabit offers comprehensive benefits, professional development, and flexible work arrangements in a collaborative and patient-centered environment.

A Physical Therapist in home health care evaluates and treats patients with physical impairments to improve mobility, function, and independence in daily living. They implement specialized programs such as Balance and Fall Prevention and post-surgical rehabilitation following physician orders. Emphasizing compassionate care, they collaborate with patients' families and health team members to ensure effective recovery at home.

A Registered Nurse (RN) in Hospice provides skilled nursing care to patients receiving home-based hospice services, following physician orders and care plans. They educate patients, families, and healthcare team members while utilizing mobile technology and maintaining professional licensure and certifications. This role emphasizes compassionate care, professional development, and adherence to safety and legal requirements in a supportive and collaborative environment.

The Occupational Therapist (OT) provides home-based skilled care to patients with debilitating conditions, focusing on improving daily living and motor functions. They work under physician orders and in collaboration with healthcare teams to enhance patient independence in home settings. The role requires licensure, relevant education, and preferably experience, with support from a leading home health and hospice provider offering extensive employee benefits.

Physical Therapists in home health care assess and treat patients with physical impairments to improve mobility, function, and self-care. They deliver skilled care in patients' homes following physician orders and collaborate with families and healthcare teams. Specialty programs include balance and fall prevention, joint replacement rehabilitation, and spine safety.

The Occupational Therapist (OT) provides home-based care to patients by improving their ability to perform daily living tasks and compensating for functional losses. This role involves administering skilled care, educating patients and families, and working under a physician’s plan of care within a collaborative healthcare team. The position offers competitive benefits, ongoing professional development, and operates with a focus on ethical, innovative patient care in a home health setting.