Campbell Hall is seeking a dedicated Physical Therapist to join our therapy department and help our residents regain mobility, independence, and confidence. You'll work with people at all stages of recovery—from post-surgical rehabilitation to managing chronic conditions—in a collaborative, person-centered environment.

As a Physical Therapist, you're a core member of our interdisciplinary care team. You'll conduct comprehensive assessments, design individualized treatment plans, and lead hands-on therapy sessions that make a real difference in residents' daily function and quality of life. Your work directly supports residents' goals to return home or maintain the highest level of independence possible.

What you'll do

Perform initial and ongoing physical therapy evaluations, including range of motion, strength, balance, and functional mobility assessments
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans based on resident goals and medical history
Conduct direct therapy sessions—gait training, therapeutic exercise, balance and fall-prevention work, and functional mobility training
Monitor resident progress, adjust treatment as needed, and document outcomes in the medical record
Collaborate with nursing, social work, and the care team to coordinate discharge planning and community resources
Communicate regularly with residents and families about therapy progress and realistic expectations
Stay current with evidence-based practice and participate in continuing education
Maintain compliance with HIPAA, infection control, and facility safety protocols

What you'll bring

Clinical judgment and problem-solving skills—you adapt your approach to each resident's unique needs and abilities
Strong communication: you explain therapy goals clearly to residents and families, and you document thoroughly
Compassion and patience, especially working with older adults managing pain, fear, or cognitive changes
Teamwork and respect for the contributions of nurses, aides, and other disciplines
Physical stamina and willingness to be hands-on—you're comfortable standing, bending, and assisting residents throughout your shift

Why join us

Meaningful work: you see the direct impact of your care on residents' recovery and independence
Supportive team culture that values collaboration and professional growth
Opportunity to work with a diverse resident population and refine your skills across the continuum of care
Access to continuing education and professional development resources
A facility committed to evidence-based practice and resident-centered care

Requirements

Current, active New York State Physical Therapist license (PT)
Bachelor's degree minimum in Physical Therapy (DPT or equivalent); graduation from an accredited PT program
Ability to work full-time hours as scheduled
Physical ability to perform direct patient care, including standing for extended periods, bending, lifting, and assisting residents with transfers and mobility tasks
Negative tuberculosis (TB) test or proof of immunity per facility policy
COVID-19 vaccination status per facility policy
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams and communicate effectively with residents and families