Evaluate patients in their homes and develop individualized treatment plans to improve function, mobility, balance, and pain. Provide and document therapy, educate patients and caregivers, monitor progress, assess home safety, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary care team. Requires an active Texas Physical Therapist license, professional liability insurance for the license, and a graduate degree or higher in Physical Therapy from an accredited program. Home health or rehabilitation experience is preferred, along with adaptable, evidence-based clinical practice and strong communication skills.
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