Physical Therapist - PRN

PACS

22h•$65•Onsite

About The Position

Canyon Springs Post Acute is seeking a skilled and motivated Physical Therapist (PT) to join our premier therapy team on a PRN basis. This is a fantastic opportunity to make an immediate impact on our residents' mobility and quality of life while enjoying the flexibility of a PRN schedule and a supportive, team-oriented culture. Why Choose Canyon Springs? Premium PRN Compensation: We offer a highly competitive rate starting at $65.00+ per hour. Flexibility: Balance your professional and personal life with a schedule that works for you. In-House Excellence: Work alongside a friendly, experienced team of rehab and nursing professionals dedicated to clinical excellence. Pathways to Growth: While this is a PRN role, we offer continuous clinical training and professional growth pathways for all our team members. Full-Time Potential: If you ever transition to full-time, we offer a comprehensive benefits package including medical/dental/vision, 401(k), PTO, and bonus opportunities.

Requirements

Current, unrestricted Physical Therapist (PT) License in the state of California.
Strong clinical reasoning and accurate documentation skills.
The ability to motivate residents and build positive relationships with families and colleagues.
A commitment to evidence-based practice and a passion for helping others regain their strength and independence.

Responsibilities

Evaluate residents and design evidence-based treatment plans, ensuring all services are approved by referring physicians.
Deliver high-quality, hands-on therapy in accordance with the established plan of care and the California state practice act.
Oversee Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) and provide guidance to Restorative Aides to ensure consistent care.
Maintain accurate evaluations, daily notes, progress reports, and recertification documentation in a timely manner.
Work closely with nursing and the broader clinical team; participate in care conferences and utilization reviews as needed.
Educate residents, families, and staff on safe mobility techniques and home-exercise programs to support successful transitions.
Recommend and coordinate necessary durable medical equipment (DME) such as walkers, braces, or grab bars.