Overview Upon receipt of a prescription referral from a qualified practitioner, the Physical/Occupational Therapist evaluates patients and develops treatment plans appropriate for the patient's diagnosis, precautions, history, age/developmental level and physical examination. The therapist observes patient progress, modifies treatment plans and educates the patient to the purpose of the treatment and expected results/effects. The therapist documents evaluations, progress notes, reevaluations and discharges in the medical record. He/she maintains departmental records and complies with regulatory agencies. Demonstrates awareness of safety issues, indications/contraindications of treatment, patient privacy and confidentiality. Provides support within the department as needed and within the community for education. Qualifications Age of Patients Served: All Age Groups. Required Education: Bachelor's of Science Degree in Physical Therapy -AND- Bachelor's of Science Degree in Occupational Therapy. Preferred Education: Doctor of Physical Therapy and Mastar's Degree in Occupational Therapy. Necessary Skills: Knowledge of Physical and Occupational Therapy theory, procedures, practices and equipment. Good communication skills. Thorough knowledge of possible hazards/necessary precautions/remedial measures in the treatment and care of patients. Good understanding of all therapy equipment. Ability to assess patient's response to treatment. Ability to coordinate a diverse treatment program for multiple diagnoses. Computer skills in Word and Excel. Required Licensure/Certificiations: - Florida Licence in Physical Therapy - Florida Licence in Occuaptional Therapy Required Experience: Over 5 years - PT and/or OT experience in acute care setting, inpatient rehab, skilled nursing unit and/or out-patients. Preferred Experience: Experience in dynamic/static splinting.