Tired of the Clinic Grind?
Join Restorative Health Care and enjoy flexibility, meaningful patient relationships, and a rewarding career in pediatric home health.
Why Choose Restorative Health Care:
Our Mission:
To improve our client and employee quality of life by creating an organization that provides cost effective, competent, compassionate, high quality care and uncompromising internal and external service excellence.
Management Philosophy:
The management philosophy for Restorative Health Care (RHC) is summarized as Quality Patient Care, Long-Term Employee Satisfaction, and Long-Term Stakeholder Value.
• Flexible schedules (Full‐Time, Part‐Time)
• Calm home environment instead of medical facility chaos
• Consistent patients and long‐term relationships
• Autonomy to focus on quality care
• Supportive clinical leadership
• Cases assigned as close to your home within a 20 mile radius|
Schedule Expectations
Full-Time: 25+ visits per week
Part-Time: 6+ visits per week
PRN: 1 shift every 6 months
*Open roles: PT, OT & SLP
Earn up to $93,800 per year as Physical Therapist (PT) || What You'll Do:
- Conduct PT evaluations and reassessments.
- Develop/update individualized treatment plans based on patient needs and goals.
- Provide skilled therapy to improve mobility, strength, balance, coordination, and function.
- Establish and monitor home exercise programs.
- Educate patients/families/caregivers on goals, progress, safety, fall prevention, and assistive-device use.
- Monitor progress and adjust treatment plans as clinically appropriate.
- Supervise and communicate with PT Assistants when applicable.
- Complete timely, accurate EMR clinical documentation.
- Coordinate visits with patients, caregivers, and agency staff.
- Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to ensure quality, continuity of care.
- Participate in care conferences and discharge planning as needed.
- Follow infection control, patient safety, confidentiality, and agency policies.
- Travel to patients’ homes within the assigned 20-mile service area.
PT - Qualifications
- Graduate degree in PT from a CAPTE-accredited program.
- Current, unrestricted Texas PT license.
- Pediatric/home-health experience preferred, not required.
- Current CPR/BLS certification.
- Current TB screening (within 1 year) or chest X-ray (within 5 years), as applicable.
- Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
- Reliable transportation and current auto liability insurance.
- Willingness to travel locally within ~20 miles of home.
- Flexible schedule based on patient needs.
- Strong clinical, communication, patient-education, and time-management skills.
- Ability to work independently in homes and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams.
- EMR proficiency and timely clinical documentation preferred.
- Ability to meet background-check and healthcare employment requirements.
- Bilingual English/Spanish preferred, not required.
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Earn up to $92,300 per year as Occupational Therapist (OT) || What You'll Do:
- Conduct OT evaluations and reassessments.
- Develop/update individualized treatment plans based on patient needs and goals.
- Provide skilled OT to improve fine motor skills, coordination, sensory processing, strength, self-care, and daily living skills.
- Monitor progress and adjust care plans as clinically appropriate.
- Develop home exercise and therapeutic activity programs.
- Educate patients/families/caregivers on goals, progress, safety, adaptive techniques, and home activities.
- Recommend adaptive equipment/assistive devices and provide training as needed.
- Complete timely, accurate EMR documentation, including evaluations, progress notes, recertifications, and discharge summaries.
- Supervise and communicate with OT Assistants when assigned.
- Coordinate visits with patients, caregivers, and agency staff.
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