Gundersen Health System
Outpatient Physical Therapist | Onalaska Clinic & YMCA
Gundersen Health System, Onalaska, Wisconsin, United States, 54650
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Schedule Weekly Hours:40
Gundersen Health System is looking for a fulltime Physical Therapist to join our Onalaska Clinic therapy team to primarily work with and treat our orthopedic patient population as well as provide coverage at the Onalaska YMCA.What You'll Do:This Physical Therapist position will work both at the Onalaska Clinic and the new Physical Therapy Clinic at the Onalaska YMCA
Work with patients and families to examine, evaluate, diagnose, prognose, and intervene to ensure optimal outcomes
Develop plans of care and provide treatment techniques and interventions to improve mobility, reduce pain, restore function and prevent disability
Collaborate with referring providers and other clinical staff in providing optimal patient care through appropriate and timely methods of communication
45 minute appointment lengths, schedule allows for up to 47 patients/week
Onalaska Therapy team consists of 15 PTs, 2 OTs, 3 PTAs, and Rehabilitation Technician support
What's Available:Fulltime, 80 hours biweekly (1.0 FTE)
Monday - Friday, variable clinic hours between 7am-6:30 pm - no weekends or holidays
Salaried, based on your years of experience
What You'll Need:Bachelor's degree, or higher, in Physical Therapy from an American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) approved curriculum in Physical Therapy
State of Wisconsin Physical Therapist License
Current Infant-Adult BLS for Health Care Providers from American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
Physical Therapist board-certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) desired
Knowledge and skills in Dry Needling is beneficial
What You'll Get:A highly adaptable and mission-driven organizationwith a work environment that supports you personally and professionally and a work culture where you are valued and appreciated
A care team with longevity and low turnover, shared office spaces for therapist collaboration, and the ability to work with complex patient cases both independently and as a team
Competitive Compensation: Enjoy an attractive salary, based on your years of experience, ensuring your skills and dedication are valued and rewarded
A comprehensive and generous benefits package (Medical, Dental, Life Ins, HSA/FSA) ensuring your comfort and well-being as a valuable team member
Substantial retirement contribution including a 401k match & annual discretionary base contribution
Work/Life Balance: Paid Time Off (PTO) combines vacation, sick, and personal days into one balance to allow you the flexibility to use your time off as you need
Support for your career growth through Professional Development Opportunities, our Tuition Investment Program, and the Career Development Center
Unlimited potential at one of the leading health systems in the midwestern United States
Inside our walls and our neighborhoods, we deliver world-class medical care and the right amount of love. We call it LOVE + MEDICINE and it's more than our practice. It is who we are. You can be a Physical Therapist anywhere. But not everywhere practices LOVE + MEDICINE.About Gundersen Health System:Gundersen Health System is the leading provider of primary and specialized care in western Wisconsin, southeast Minnesota, and northeast Iowa; serving more than 500,000 residents throughout 19 counties annually. Our physician-led, not-for-profit healthcare system includes a 325-bed teaching hospital, tertiary referral center, and Level II Trauma Center; community clinics; affiliate hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes; behavioral health services; vision centers; pharmacies; and air and ground ambulance services. Together, we inspire your best life by relentlessly caring, learning, and innovating.Job Description:
The Physical Therapist in their clinical role examines, evaluates and assesses individuals of all ages who have medical problems or other health related conditions that limit their ability to move or function with activities of daily living. The Physical Therapist develops a plan of care and provides treatment techniques and interventions to improve mobility, reduce pain, restore function and prevent disability. The Physical Therapist provides physical therapy services and elements of patient/client care management leading to optimal outcomes according to the relevant state Physical Therapy Practice Standards. The Physical Therapist works collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team in a team in the areas of education and consultation regarding patient needs in accordance with the vision and mission of Gundersen Health System.Major Responsibilities:1. Works with patients and families to examine, evaluate, diagnose, prognose, and intervene to insure optimal outcomes. Also consults and educates the patient and other care-givers as needed.2. The physical therapist works with the referring provider and other clinical staff in providing optimal care of the patient through appropriate timely methods of communication including, but not limited to, complete and accurate patient chart notes and face-to-face consultations.3. Interacts and practices in collaboration with a variety of professions, communicates value of physical therapy services.4. Responsible for completing documentation according to established departmental standards to enhance effective patient care and proper reimbursement.5. The physical therapist works with assistive staff in providing optimal care for the patient through supervised delegation of appropriate patient care duties as allowed by state and federal law.6. Meets standards of practice according to federal, state, and professional association guidelines. Maintains and achieves proficiency in departmental competencies.7. Teaches and counsels individuals, families, groups, and community.8. The physical therapist works with other interested parties in education, research and quality improvement of services.9. Participates in departmental and multidisciplinary review of process, treatment, or systems issues for quality improvement initiatives.10. Pursues relevant educational opportunities to maintain or enhance professional knowledge and meet departmental needs.11. The physical therapist, to the best of her/his capabilities and talents, works with other Gundersen Health System personnel in fulfilling the mission and vision statements of the organization.12. Will be involved in coordinating and overseeing physical therapy student education.13. Will be involved in Physical Therapist orientation to various sites and/or programs.14. Performs other job-related duties as assigned.15. Adheres to regular and predictable attendance.16. Personally interacts, engages with and cares for patients.17. Ensures patient safety.Education and Learning:REQUIREDBachelor's degree in Physical Therapy from an American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) approved curriculum in Physical Therapy
DESIREDMaster's degree in Physical Therapyor a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Advanced training in a specialized area of Physical Therapy. Completed a Physical Therapy residency program.Work Experience:REQUIREDNo experience required.
DESIRED1 year of experience in a related field.License and Certifications:REQUIREDPhysical Therapist (PT) licensed in the state(s) of practiceCurrent Infant-Adult Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers (with hands on learning) from one of the following programs; American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
DESIREDBoard certification in one of eight specialty areas of physical therapy: Cardiovascular and Pulmonary, Clinical Electrophysiology, Geriatrics, Neurology, Orthopaedics, Pediatrics, Sports, and Women's Health through the American Physical Therapy Association - American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (APTA-ABPTS)Board Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) by the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA-BOC)Age Specific Population Served:Infant (less than 1 year)Pediatric (1 - 12 years)Adolescent (13 - 17 years)Adult (18 - 64 years)Geriatric (65 years & older)
OSHA Category:Category I - All Employees in this job title have a reasonably anticipated risk of occupational exposure to blood and/or other potentially infectious materials.
Environmental Conditions:Subject to outside environmental conditions.Subject to hazards.Exposed to infectious diseases.Required to function in narrow aisles or passageways.Subject to atmospheric conditions.Physical Requirements/Demands Of The Position:Sitting Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Static Standing Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Walking/Standing Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Stooping/Bending Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Squatting Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Kneeling/Half Kneel Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Climbing Stair Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Reaching - Below Shoulder Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Reaching - Above Shoulder Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Repetitive Actions - Pinch Forces Rarely (1-5% or .5 hours) Pounds of force 0-25Repetitive Actions - Grip Forces Rarely (1-5% or .5 hours) Pounds of force 0-25Repetitive Actions - Fine Manipulation Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Lifting - Other Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours) Number of lbs 25-50Carrying - Long Carry (>50 feet) Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours) Number of lbs 25-50Carrying - Short Carry Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours) Number of lbs 25-50Push/Pull (Static Force) Rarely (1-5% or .5 hours) Number of lbs 25-50If you need assistance with any portion of the application or have questions about the position, please contact HR-Recruitment@gundersenhealth.org or call 608-775-0267Equal Opportunity Employer
Schedule Weekly Hours:40
Gundersen Health System is looking for a fulltime Physical Therapist to join our Onalaska Clinic therapy team to primarily work with and treat our orthopedic patient population as well as provide coverage at the Onalaska YMCA.What You'll Do:This Physical Therapist position will work both at the Onalaska Clinic and the new Physical Therapy Clinic at the Onalaska YMCA
Work with patients and families to examine, evaluate, diagnose, prognose, and intervene to ensure optimal outcomes
Develop plans of care and provide treatment techniques and interventions to improve mobility, reduce pain, restore function and prevent disability
Collaborate with referring providers and other clinical staff in providing optimal patient care through appropriate and timely methods of communication
45 minute appointment lengths, schedule allows for up to 47 patients/week
Onalaska Therapy team consists of 15 PTs, 2 OTs, 3 PTAs, and Rehabilitation Technician support
What's Available:Fulltime, 80 hours biweekly (1.0 FTE)
Monday - Friday, variable clinic hours between 7am-6:30 pm - no weekends or holidays
Salaried, based on your years of experience
What You'll Need:Bachelor's degree, or higher, in Physical Therapy from an American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) approved curriculum in Physical Therapy
State of Wisconsin Physical Therapist License
Current Infant-Adult BLS for Health Care Providers from American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
Physical Therapist board-certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) desired
Knowledge and skills in Dry Needling is beneficial
What You'll Get:A highly adaptable and mission-driven organizationwith a work environment that supports you personally and professionally and a work culture where you are valued and appreciated
A care team with longevity and low turnover, shared office spaces for therapist collaboration, and the ability to work with complex patient cases both independently and as a team
Competitive Compensation: Enjoy an attractive salary, based on your years of experience, ensuring your skills and dedication are valued and rewarded
A comprehensive and generous benefits package (Medical, Dental, Life Ins, HSA/FSA) ensuring your comfort and well-being as a valuable team member
Substantial retirement contribution including a 401k match & annual discretionary base contribution
Work/Life Balance: Paid Time Off (PTO) combines vacation, sick, and personal days into one balance to allow you the flexibility to use your time off as you need
Support for your career growth through Professional Development Opportunities, our Tuition Investment Program, and the Career Development Center
Unlimited potential at one of the leading health systems in the midwestern United States
Inside our walls and our neighborhoods, we deliver world-class medical care and the right amount of love. We call it LOVE + MEDICINE and it's more than our practice. It is who we are. You can be a Physical Therapist anywhere. But not everywhere practices LOVE + MEDICINE.About Gundersen Health System:Gundersen Health System is the leading provider of primary and specialized care in western Wisconsin, southeast Minnesota, and northeast Iowa; serving more than 500,000 residents throughout 19 counties annually. Our physician-led, not-for-profit healthcare system includes a 325-bed teaching hospital, tertiary referral center, and Level II Trauma Center; community clinics; affiliate hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes; behavioral health services; vision centers; pharmacies; and air and ground ambulance services. Together, we inspire your best life by relentlessly caring, learning, and innovating.Job Description:
The Physical Therapist in their clinical role examines, evaluates and assesses individuals of all ages who have medical problems or other health related conditions that limit their ability to move or function with activities of daily living. The Physical Therapist develops a plan of care and provides treatment techniques and interventions to improve mobility, reduce pain, restore function and prevent disability. The Physical Therapist provides physical therapy services and elements of patient/client care management leading to optimal outcomes according to the relevant state Physical Therapy Practice Standards. The Physical Therapist works collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team in a team in the areas of education and consultation regarding patient needs in accordance with the vision and mission of Gundersen Health System.Major Responsibilities:1. Works with patients and families to examine, evaluate, diagnose, prognose, and intervene to insure optimal outcomes. Also consults and educates the patient and other care-givers as needed.2. The physical therapist works with the referring provider and other clinical staff in providing optimal care of the patient through appropriate timely methods of communication including, but not limited to, complete and accurate patient chart notes and face-to-face consultations.3. Interacts and practices in collaboration with a variety of professions, communicates value of physical therapy services.4. Responsible for completing documentation according to established departmental standards to enhance effective patient care and proper reimbursement.5. The physical therapist works with assistive staff in providing optimal care for the patient through supervised delegation of appropriate patient care duties as allowed by state and federal law.6. Meets standards of practice according to federal, state, and professional association guidelines. Maintains and achieves proficiency in departmental competencies.7. Teaches and counsels individuals, families, groups, and community.8. The physical therapist works with other interested parties in education, research and quality improvement of services.9. Participates in departmental and multidisciplinary review of process, treatment, or systems issues for quality improvement initiatives.10. Pursues relevant educational opportunities to maintain or enhance professional knowledge and meet departmental needs.11. The physical therapist, to the best of her/his capabilities and talents, works with other Gundersen Health System personnel in fulfilling the mission and vision statements of the organization.12. Will be involved in coordinating and overseeing physical therapy student education.13. Will be involved in Physical Therapist orientation to various sites and/or programs.14. Performs other job-related duties as assigned.15. Adheres to regular and predictable attendance.16. Personally interacts, engages with and cares for patients.17. Ensures patient safety.Education and Learning:REQUIREDBachelor's degree in Physical Therapy from an American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) approved curriculum in Physical Therapy
DESIREDMaster's degree in Physical Therapyor a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Advanced training in a specialized area of Physical Therapy. Completed a Physical Therapy residency program.Work Experience:REQUIREDNo experience required.
DESIRED1 year of experience in a related field.License and Certifications:REQUIREDPhysical Therapist (PT) licensed in the state(s) of practiceCurrent Infant-Adult Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers (with hands on learning) from one of the following programs; American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
DESIREDBoard certification in one of eight specialty areas of physical therapy: Cardiovascular and Pulmonary, Clinical Electrophysiology, Geriatrics, Neurology, Orthopaedics, Pediatrics, Sports, and Women's Health through the American Physical Therapy Association - American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (APTA-ABPTS)Board Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) by the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA-BOC)Age Specific Population Served:Infant (less than 1 year)Pediatric (1 - 12 years)Adolescent (13 - 17 years)Adult (18 - 64 years)Geriatric (65 years & older)
OSHA Category:Category I - All Employees in this job title have a reasonably anticipated risk of occupational exposure to blood and/or other potentially infectious materials.
Environmental Conditions:Subject to outside environmental conditions.Subject to hazards.Exposed to infectious diseases.Required to function in narrow aisles or passageways.Subject to atmospheric conditions.Physical Requirements/Demands Of The Position:Sitting Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Static Standing Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Walking/Standing Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Stooping/Bending Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Squatting Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Kneeling/Half Kneel Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Climbing Stair Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Reaching - Below Shoulder Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Reaching - Above Shoulder Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours)Repetitive Actions - Pinch Forces Rarely (1-5% or .5 hours) Pounds of force 0-25Repetitive Actions - Grip Forces Rarely (1-5% or .5 hours) Pounds of force 0-25Repetitive Actions - Fine Manipulation Frequently (34-66% or 5.5 hours)Lifting - Other Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours) Number of lbs 25-50Carrying - Long Carry (>50 feet) Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours) Number of lbs 25-50Carrying - Short Carry Occasionally (6-33% or 3 hours) Number of lbs 25-50Push/Pull (Static Force) Rarely (1-5% or .5 hours) Number of lbs 25-50If you need assistance with any portion of the application or have questions about the position, please contact HR-Recruitment@gundersenhealth.org or call 608-775-0267Equal Opportunity Employer