Physical Therapist, Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) Organization: LuskinOIC Department: Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) Reports to: Director, Hemophilia Treatment Center Location: ON-SITE Status: Part-time FLSA: Exempt About the Role The Physical Therapist provides consultation, evaluation, and direct treatment as a member of our multidisciplinary Hemophilia Treatment Center team. This role practices independently within the scope of California licensure and serves as a clinical resource to staff and the public. It also provides clinical supervision of Physical Therapy Assistants, PT students, rehab aides, and volunteers. Key Responsibilities • Perform comprehensive evaluations, including patient history and assessment, and develop plans of care using sound clinical judgment and in adherence with California laws and regulations • Assess areas that may include gross motor function, developmental milestones, motor planning, skill acquisition, prosthetic use, anatomical anomalies, and inflammatory processes • Provide treatment that may include exercise, stretching, manual therapy, taping, equipment, and therapeutic modalities; apply and remove splints and other equipment as needed • Evaluate patient progress and modify treatment plans accordingly • Provide patient and family education and recommend self-management strategies or additional treatment • Participate in multidisciplinary team meetings and collaborate with physicians and other team members • Document patient care accurately and on a timely basis • Supervise other PTs as assigned, PTAs, PT students, rehab aides, and volunteers, including contributing to performance appraisals • Serve as a student preceptor in the Physical Therapy Clinical Education program as assigned • Ensure treatment equipment is safe, sanitary, and in proper working order • Participate in departmental performance improvement projects and in the review and revision of protocols, standards of care, policies, and procedures at the HTC Director’s request • Perform administrative and billing-related duties as assigned Qualifications Required • Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program • Current California State Physical Therapy license • Five to seven (5–7) years of experience as a licensed PT in a Hemophilia Treatment Center • Current BLS certification Preferred • Bilingual Physical Requirements • The role involves occasional sitting, standing, walking, bending, squatting, kneeling, crawling, twisting, reaching, and pushing/pulling • Occasional lifting of up to 35 lbs • Employees may occasionally need to lift or assist more than 30 lbs to prevent patient falls and to wheel patients in and out of the facility. A lift device is typically used, but patient skill progression sometimes requires care without one. • Work involves exercise equipment used for patient progression; no machinery and no work at heights