Physical Therapy - Home Health (Oakland)

Who We Are
OPO Health was founded by healthcare and clinical leaders with over 50 years of combined experience in Home Health, Hospice, and Private Duty Home Care. As a community-driven provider, we are on a mission to create a better tomorrow—one patient experience at a time.

• Locally Owned & Operated
• Majority Women Board of Directors
• Women Owned & Operated
• LGBTQ+ Led, Owned & Operated

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Position: Physical Therapy (PT) - Home Health
Employment Status: Full-Time, Part-Time, or Per Diem
Location: Caseload tailored to your preferred location.
(OPO Health is licensed in over 15 counties.)

Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities

Patient Care:

• Deliver physical therapy services in accordance with the physician’s written plan of care, including but not limited to:
  • Assessing and evaluating patients’ therapeutic, rehabilitative, and functional status.
  • Participating in the development and adjustment of the overall plan of care.
  • Assessing muscle strength, mobility, gait, range of motion (ROM), and rehabilitation potential.
  • Administering and directing physical therapy treatments.
  • Instructing patients and caregivers in the use and maintenance of therapeutic equipment or appliances.
  • Identifying and prioritizing physical therapy needs.
  • Reporting patient responses to treatment or changes in condition to the physician.
• Initiate physical therapy programs and guide family members, caregivers, or other personnel in specific phases of therapy to support patient progress.
• Provide education to patients and caregivers regarding therapy goals and techniques, participating in case conferences as necessary.
• Identify patient and family/caregiver needs for additional home health services and make appropriate referrals.
• Prepare and submit clinical documentation and progress reports based on patients’ goal attainment.
• Contribute to discharge planning to ensure a smooth transition of care.

Communication:

• Maintain accurate and timely clinical notes and provide updates to the primary physician as needed.
• Communicate effectively with physicians regarding patients' conditions, needs, and any necessary adjustments to care plans, obtaining orders as required.