PT - Home Health

About the role

The Home Health Physical Therapist administers skilled physical therapy services to patients requiring intermittent professional care in the home setting. This role evaluates patient mobility, functional abilities, and rehabilitation needs while developing and implementing individualized Plans of Care in accordance with physician orders. The Physical Therapist provides therapeutic interventions and education to patients and families to improve functionality, promote independence, and support optimal health outcomes.

What you will do as a Home Health Physical Therapist

• Conduct skilled physical therapy visits in patients' homes.
• Evaluate patients' functional abilities, mobility, strength, balance, and rehabilitation needs.
• Develop, implement, and revise individualized Plans of Care based on patient assessments and goals.
• Complete admission, re-certification, post-hospital, follow-up, and discharge assessments as appropriate.
• Plan, coordinate, and perform functional reassessment visits in accordance with Medicare regulations.
• Provide therapeutic interventions and prescribed activities designed to improve mobility, strength, balance, safety, and independence.
• Educate patients and caregivers on therapeutic exercises, mobility techniques, transfers, fall prevention, and home safety.
• Coordinate patient care with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary team members.
• Communicate changes in patient condition and rehabilitation needs to physicians and appropriate clinical staff.
• Complete OASIS documentation accurately, completely, and within required timeframes.
• Participate in weekly case conferences, staff development meetings, and administrative meetings.
• Participate in on-call rotation for after-hours and weekend evaluations and visits as required.

What we are looking for in a Physical Therapist

• Graduate of an approved Physical Therapy program.
• Master's degree or equivalent in Physical Therapy; a bachelor's degree with five years of PT experience may be considered in lieu of a master's degree.
• At least one year of experience as a licensed professional; Medicare Home Health or Hospice experience preferred.
• Active Virginia Physical Therapist license (or compact license, if applicable).
• Current BLS/CPR certification or obtained within 30 days of hire.
• Strong clinical assessment, communication, decision-making, and critical-thinking skills.
• Valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and proof of automobile insurance.

Schedule, Pay, & Benefits

• Schedule: Monday-Friday, approximately 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (with participation in on-call rotation as required)
• Location: Roanoke and surrounding service areas

Benefits

21 days of Paid Time Off (PTO) in your first year, Up to 100% paid medical coverage through our ICHRA model, offering multiple health plan options, $0.65 per mile mileage reimbursement, Company-paid Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability Insurance, 401(k) Retirement Plan with company match (100% match on the first 3% you contribute

50% match on the next 1%),Education Assistance to support your professional growth, and so much more!

Starting Salary: 95,000/year

• This is the starting salary for the position. Compensation may vary within the established salary range based on relevant experience, education, licensure, certifications, and other qualifications.
• Find your purpose here

If you are a nurse who wants meaningful work where your clinical expertise, compassion, and presence truly matter, we would love to hear from you. At Good Samaritan, you will be part of a team that cares deeply for patients, families, our community, and one another

Please Apply Today!

Why you will love working at Good Sam

• Your work has deep meaning. Help patients regain mobility, improve independence, and safely navigate their healthcare journey in the comfort of their homes.
• You are part of a mission-driven team. Join a supportive interdisciplinary team that values communication, collaboration, and shared purpose.
• You are trusted as a clinical leader. Use your expertise, clinical judgment, and critical thinking skills to guide patient care and rehabilitation goals.
• You will see the impact of your care. Your work directly supports patients and families in achieving meaningful functional improvements and maintaining independence.