Aquatic Physical Therapist
The Aquatic Physical Therapist (PT) is responsible for working with other health professionals in achieving goals related to meeting the individual's maximum functional abilities through PT following a life-altering illness or disability.
Physical Therapist
Conducts physical therapy evaluations and conducts prescribed physical therapy programs to assist patient participation in tasks to restore, reinforce and enhance physical performance and facilitate learning of skills essential for adaptation of an altered lifestyle.
Physical Therapy Assistant
Under supervision of the PT, the PTA conducts prescribed physical therapy programs to assist patient participation in tasks to restore, reinforce and enhance physical performance and facilitate learning of skills essential for adaptation of an altered lifestyle.
Physical Therapy Tech II
Assists in maintaining a smooth flow of activity in the office. Prepares treatment rooms, escorts patients to rooms, prepares patient as appropriate for treatment, and notifies therapist that patient is ready for treatment.
Occupational Therapist
Organizes and conducts Occupational Therapy programs to facilitate rehabilitation of the mentally or physically disabled.
Speech Pathologist
Conducts evaluation and treatment of communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders to enhance ability to communicate basic needs, to function cognitively at a maximal level, and to consume oral nutrition safely in the least restrictive manner.
Wellness Instructor
The Wellness Instructor oversees the activities of participants in the Employee Wellness, Adult Wellness, and Cardiac Rehab Phase III Programs.
