LPTA - Per Diem

About the Role

This position serves as a vital support within our physical and occupational therapy departments, providing essential patient care under the direct supervision of licensed Physical or Occupational Therapists. The role exists to ensure that every patient receives consistent, high-quality therapeutic interventions that align with their individualized plan of care, bridging the gap between clinical assessment and daily treatment execution.

In this role, you will be the face of our therapy team for many patients, collaborating closely with patients, families, and other healthcare providers to coordinate comprehensive care plans. Your day involves performing specific therapeutic procedures, educating patients and families on their recovery journeys, and maintaining rigorous documentation standards. Beyond direct patient interaction, you will contribute to the department's growth by mentoring students and new employees, participating in performance improvement initiatives, and assisting with staff training and clinical service development.

Our Standards and Culture

At DCH Health System, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of performance, patient satisfaction, and financial responsibility. We foster a culture built on positive relationships with patients, families, and colleagues, adhering strictly to our Behavioral Standards and the Employee Handbook. Success in this role requires a cooperative attitude, attention to detail, and a deep commitment to reliability and responsibility.

You will be expected to utilize our electronic systems for documentation, time tracking, and learning management, while ensuring full compliance with all DCH Health System policies and procedures. We value team members who actively share their experience, attend departmental meetings, and provide constructive feedback to management to help drive continuous improvement.

Working Environment

This is an onsite position where physical presence is essential. The work environment involves a dynamic mix of prolonged sitting and standing, as well as significant physical activity including pushing, pulling, lifting, bending, and climbing. The role may involve exposure to human bodily fluids, diseases, and hazardous materials, requiring the consistent use of protective safety equipment. We require team members who possess normal or corrected vision and hearing, and who can perform all duties with or without reasonable accommodation.

Application Instructions

Candidates must hold a current Alabama PTA or OTA license in good standing and possess the ability to read, write, and speak English fluently. Interested applicants should ensure they meet all licensure requirements before applying. For specific application procedures, please refer to the official career portal or contact the hiring manager directly.