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The Physical Therapist (PT) provides skilled care to home health patients, focusing on improving mobility, function, and self-care through specialized treatment programs. They work under physician orders and branch director supervision, delivering care in patients’ homes and educating families and healthcare teams. The role requires a valid state license, dependable transportation, and adherence to safety protocols, with a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits offered.

This role is for an Occupational Therapist (OT) providing home health care services on a PRN basis, focusing on helping patients regain daily living and motor skills. The position requires licensure and preferably experience with Medicare home health services, with responsibilities including treatment and functional improvement in patients with debilitating conditions. The employer offers competitive compensation, benefits, and professional development in a supportive, collaborative environment.

The Physical Therapist provides in-home rehabilitative care to patients, focusing on improving mobility and daily functioning through specialized treatment programs. They work under physician orders and branch supervision to deliver skilled care, education, and support to patients and their families. The role requires valid licensure, reliable transportation, and adherence to safety regulations while offering opportunities for professional growth and competitive benefits.

This role involves providing skilled physical therapy services to patients in their homes to improve mobility, function, and independence. The position includes specialty programs such as balance and fall prevention and joint replacement rehabilitation, with duties performed under physician orders and branch supervision. The employer offers competitive benefits, ongoing professional development, and a supportive, inclusive work environment.

As a Home Health Physical Therapist, you provide skilled care by examining and treating patients with physical impairments to improve their mobility, function, and independence within their homes. You implement specialized programs such as Balance and Fall Prevention and joint replacement therapies, working under the supervision of a Branch Director and following physician orders. The role emphasizes patient-centered care, professional development, ethical workplace culture, and maintaining strong communication with patients' families and healthcare teams.

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) provide skilled therapy to patients with speech, language, and cognitive-communication disorders in home-based settings, including private homes and assisted living facilities. They evaluate and treat conditions such as dysphagia, motor speech disorders, voice issues, and communication difficulties often related to stroke, Parkinson’s, and dementia. This role requires state licensure, dependable transportation, and the ability to work independently while delivering compassionate patient care.

This position is for a licensed Physical Therapist providing home health therapy services primarily in assisted living and senior living facilities. The role involves evaluating and treating patients to improve mobility, independence, and quality of life while collaborating with facility wellness teams. The employer offers competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, professional development, and a supportive, ethical work environment.

This position is for a locum tenens cardiology physician providing high-quality inpatient cardiac care in a busy tertiary hospital in Wausau, Wisconsin. The role involves close collaboration with advanced practice providers and multidisciplinary staff to maintain continuity of care. The assignment offers scheduled clinical hours with a 7-on/7-off rotational schedule through June 2026.

The Physical Therapist (PT) provides skilled, home-based care to patients with physical impairments, aiming to improve their mobility, function, and independence. They deliver specialized programs such as balance and fall prevention and post-surgical rehabilitation under physician guidance in patients’ homes. The role includes professional development opportunities, competitive benefits, and a supportive, innovative workplace culture at Enhabit Home Health & Hospice.

Occupational Therapists in home health care assist patients with debilitating conditions to improve their daily living and motor skills within the home environment. They develop treatment plans, provide skilled care, and educate patients' families under physician supervision. This role requires licensure, clinical expertise, and coordination with healthcare teams, emphasizing patient-centered rehabilitation and functional independence.