Role OverviewThe Physical Therapist will facilitate exceptional education students' ability to participate in their educational setting and ensure that recommendations, intervention, and communication enhance students' success in the least restrictive environment.
What You Will Do
The Physical Therapist will provide physical therapy assessment or evaluations for students suspected of a disability, develop individual goals and objectives for students, and implement appropriate physical therapy services as identified through evaluations.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of current physical therapy theory and practices, exceptional education services, and diagnostic procedures in physical therapy. They will also be able to communicate effectively and analyze data to develop individualized program-based school performance deficits.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy (grandfathered in 1990)
- Master's degree in Physical Therapy (grandfathered in by 2016)
- Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) from an accredited institution
- Licensed by the Florida Department of Health in Physical Therapy
- One year of experience in a pediatric setting (preferred)
Benefits
- Non-bargaining unit compensation plan
- 217 days of employment
- 4.0 hours per day
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