Travel Physical Therapist Analyst (PTA) - Outpatient in Springfield, VT with $2520 Weekly Gross

Sage Group HealthCare Staffing is seeking a Travel PTA for a 13-week travel/contract position in Springfield, VT. 

Traveler Eligibility Requirements: To promote a diverse applicant pool, we seek travel candidates who reside **beyond a 50-mile radius** of the facility location. Qualified individuals who meet this criterion are encouraged to submit their applications.

Position Details:

Position Name: Travel Physical Therapist Analyst (PTA) - Outpatient 

Location: Springfield, Vermont

Specialty: PTA

Start Date: ASAP

Employment Type: Full-time, Travel, Contract, Temporary

Contract Length: 13 weeks

Pay Rate: $1480 Weekly Gross Pay based on a 40-hour work week  (Includes Non-taxable travel/housing and M&I stipend available for qualified/eligible travelers)

Unit: Outpatient setting 

Shifts available: Days

Schedule: 40 hours/week guaranteed, 5 X 8-hr shifts, M-F, No weekend. No call. 

Position Requirements:

• 2 years of current PTA experience  - Required
  


• Must work in Outpatient setting and willing to float to Inpatient setting if needed – Required
  


• Must be able to treat all normal diagnoses seen in outpatient clinic
  


• Previous Rehab Experience - Required
  


• Previous travel experience - At least 3 mos – Required
  


• CPSI EMR experience - Highly Preferred
  


• Traveler candidate must have their own vehicle - Required
  

Education, License and Certification Requirements:

• Graduate from an accredited school of Physical Therapy - Required
  


• PTA License for VT or Compact -  Required
  


• AHA BLS Certification – Required
  

Job Description:

• Provide all aspects of PTA services for patients in an outpatient setting and willing to float to Inpatient setting as needed
  


• Provide PT treatments under PT Supervision, including manual techniques and therapeutic exercises, for patients with varying diagnoses, including postoperative care, joint replacement, back pain, tendonitis issues, general deconditioning, balance, and vertigo issues.
  


•  Must be able to treat all normal diagnoses seen in outpatient clinics.