Physical Therapist Assistant

Be a part of the Infinite Services, Inc. team! Servicing schools, care programs, rehab facilities, adult communities, and families in the Mamaroneck NY area, we are confident we can offer a position that aligns with your career goals. Infinite has become a leading provider of speech, occupational, and physical therapy services and we want you to join us!Physical Therapy Assistants (PTA) will assist one or more physical therapists in evaluating and providing treatment to help patients recover from injury, disease, surgery, or other ailments.Settings ***** Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF)Rate is dependent on setting, experience, and employment statusMust have valid NYS physical therapy licenseW2 Employee **Medical, Dental and Vision InsuranceNew York Commuter Benefits401k with discretionary employer matchLife and AD&D InsuranceNYS Paid Sick LeaveDisability & Paid Family Leave (PFL)Paid Time OffPerks of working with Infinite *Competitive and higher rates than most placements! Both W2 and 1099 options available.Flexible work schedule - Here in Infinite Services, we make sure that our employees achieve a balance between work and private life. Therefore, we offer flexible work schedules to give freedom to manage work and family better during certain stages in life.Mentorship for New Graduates - We create a learning culture and we promote personal and professional development especially for Fresh Graduates.Referral Bonus - Earn up to $1000 for every successful referral in Home Care hard to cover areas. Please understand this is time limited and may expire at any time. Further, we always offer up to $500 referral bonus in any area.Weekly Pay via Direct Deposit - We make sure Infinite employees are paid in a timely fashion.Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) tasks will include, but not limited *Prepares patients and equipment for therapy and implements treatment plans as instructed, including exercise, stretching maneuvers, hands-on therapy, and equipment.Record patients reaction to treatment and provides status reports at the end of each treatment.Making modifications to treatments as directed by the physical therapist to help the patient progress or to ensure patient safety and comfort.Use devices, such as walkers, and other equipment to help patients regain movement and reduce pain.**Strong knowledge of physiology, anatomy, and medical terminologyPrevious experience in acute care and sub-acute careAbility to work with diverse patient populations, including geriatricsExcellent communication and interpersonal skills for effective patient interaction

Created: 2025-05-09