We are looking for a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) for our new location in Fayetteville. We provide one-on-one quality care to our patients and foster a healthy work-life balance.

Georgia Bone & Joint is a leader in orthopedic medical care with growing practices in Coweta and Fayette Counties. We are seeking at add a Physical Therapist Assistant to join our team in Fayetteville, Georgia. We work in a collaborative care environment, which includes not only a state-of-the-art physical therapy and occupational therapy department, but also highly trained and skilled orthopedic physicians, an MRI department and an ambulatory surgery center, all of which allow us to provide superior care for our patients. We offer a dynamic, team-centered environment, and we believe in fostering a family atmosphere and healthy life balance.

Our new Fayetteville office is located just outside of Peachtree City. The brand-new facility boasts over 4K sq. ft. of treatment space, as well as a growing, experienced team of therapists. Our therapists are trained in multiple advanced treatment techniques including; personalized Blood Flow Restriction Therapy (our clinicians are all certified through Owens Recovery Science), Dry Needling, Low Level Laser Therapy, and advanced manual therapy techniques. We treat orthopedic and sport injuries across the continuum, from pediatric to geriatric populations and provide tailored one-on-on care for each patient. New and recent graduates are encouraged to apply! Georgia Bone and Joint offeres a structured, in-depth mentoring program tailored to each therapist to facilitate growth and life-long learning. At Georgia Bone and Joint, clinicians are able to continue to advance their clinical skills, increase their use of clinical reasoning, utilize advanced manual therapy techniques, all to provide the highest quality care to our patient population.

Georgia Bone and Joint Difference

• One-on-One patient care
• 12-14 patients per day
• A focus on quality care
• Dynamic mentorship available
• Structured training and mentorship for New Grads
• Excellent Work/Life balance
• Large team environment
• Exceptional employee satisfaction

Benefits

• Competitive salary based on experience
• 401(k) with company match
• $1,000 sign on bonus
• $10,000 incentive for full time therapists with commitment
• Monthly bonuses
• Generous Paid Time Off, including Holiday pay
• $1,000 Continuing education annual allowance
• Paid days off for continuing education courses
• MedBridge subscription, including continuing education access
• Full benefits offered, including Health, dental, vision, life, disability

Expectations

• Motivation to learn and grow in a dynamic environment
• Positive, caring, and compassionate interactions with both patients and colleagues
• Community involvement, including participation with football sideline coverage opportunities, networking events, community races
• Strong communications skills and teamwork are necessary to succeed.
• Epic Experience is a plus!
• Full Time: Monday-Friday, No weekends

If you are ready to join a team that cares about you as a therapist, provides a healthy work-life balance, and puts quality of care above all else, then Georgia Bone and Joint is the difference you are looking for and we would love to connect with you!

Essential Functions:

• The PTA assists the Physical Therapists in the implementation of a treatment plan of care in order to address patient's physical limitations.
• Educate patients and caregivers on the patients' condition, limitations, precautions, and realistic outcome expectations from the physical therapy plan of care.
• Executes the established patient treatment plan under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist.
• Administer Physical therapy treatments that include hands on manual therapy, exercises, and home exercise programs (HEP) to address the stated limitations and achieve the stated goals.
• Implement Plan of Treatment on a consistent schedule and communicate with supervising Physical Therapist to adjust this schedule and plan according to patient progress.
• Tolerate standing and walking constantly throughout the day while treating and supervising patients.
• Be able to demonstrate and perform various activities and exercises that include squatting, bending, twisting, lifting 20+lbs, using exercise machines and occasionally running and jumping.
• Collaborate with other providers, such as physician, physician assistants, occupational therapists, Physical Therapists, and other Physical Therapist Assistants for the benefit of patients care.
• Comply with the Georgia State Physical Therapy Act, codes and regulations.
• Be proficient with using a computer and able to document accurately and efficiently through the EMR. Record patient limitations/interventions, treatments, responses to treatments, progress and updated POC and appropriate. Documentation must be timely and meet compliance.
• Accurate billing of services