Physical Therapist

TITLE: Physical Therapist- Tompkins County Whole Health Dept.SALARY: $39.09/hr - Hire Rate, $42.37/hr - Work Rate after 9 months of employment TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT: Part Time & Per Diem RESIDENCY WAIVED Looking for a way to continue making a difference while gaining more flexibility in your schedule? Tompkins County Whole Health is seeking licensed Physical Therapists for part-time and per diem Early Intervention positions, offering a Hire Rate of $39.09 per hour and a Work Rate of $42.37 per hour after nine months of employment. Whether you're interested in a small caseload or a more consistent schedule, these opportunities offer flexibility to build a workload that fits your availability and professional goals. You'll work directly with infants, toddlers, and their families, helping children develop foundational motor skills during some of the most important years of growth and development. As part of a supportive interdisciplinary team, you'll have the opportunity to apply your expertise in a collaborative, family-centered setting while maintaining greater control over your time and workload. Join us in helping ensure children receive the services they need when they need them most. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION:1. 2. Graduation from a regionally accredited or New York State approved College or University with a masters degree in physical therapy AND one year of full-time paid post-licensure experience specifically performing physical therapy with children ages birth to three years; OR Any combination of training and experience equal to or greater than that specified in (a) above. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: At the time of application, the candidate must possess a full license (limited permit to practice is not acceptable) and current registration issued by the New York State Education Department, to practice as a Pediatric Physical Therapist in New York State. All applicants must possess CPR certification (American Red Cross or American Heart Association) at the time of appointment and maintain such certification for the duration of employment. All applicants are required to possess a valid New York State Drivers License at the time of application and maintain such license for the duration of employment. Approved individual providers who deliver early intervention services must demonstrate continued professional development related to their professional field of practice, and on state and municipal policies and procedures of the Early Intervention Program, including participation in NYSDOH sponsored training. Providers shall participate in a minimum of ten clock (10) hours of professional development activities per year. Such professional development activities are not restricted to NYSDOH sponsored training and may include other professional activities necessary for licensure and activities identified by the provider to increase the provider's professional skills and knowledge. Providers must maintain documentation as proof of participation and must share this documentation with agencies that they deliver EIP services for. This documentation must be available at the time of provider monitoring review. New York State sponsored training is available online and free to providers and parents.