Job: Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)

Performs physical therapy programs under the general supervision of a physical therapist
unless the state practice is described differently.

As a Physical Therapy Assistant professional with ManorCare, you will enjoy significant
advantages that only can be found with an industry leader. Outstanding advancement
opportunities, qualified colleagues, cutting edge programs and continually expanding and
services can all have an impact on your future.

Information about ManorCare

Our primary role is to help our patients, residents, and clients gain and maintain as much
control and independence in their lives as possible. We emphasize strengths, not limitations.
We provide the appropriate setting and level of care that enable individuals to reach their
highest functional level. We do so while preserving each person’s dignity and sense of well
being. Our approach is reinforced through our unique program called "The Circle of Care".
Every ManorCare health care center employee receives 11 hours of intensive training in guest
relations skills that emphasizes quality care with a personal sense of responsibility. Our Circle
of Care training is a fundamental component of a strategy that has made us the preeminent
provider of the highest quality health care services in each of the markets we serve.

The leading owner and operator of long-term care centers in the United States
Network of more than 500 long-term care centers, assisted living facilities, outpatient
rehabilitation clinics, and home health care & hospice offices
Revenues in excess of $2.8 Billion
Over 61,000 employees worldwide

Education
Graduate of accredited two year Physical Therapy Assistant program or licensed, certified, or
registered in accordance with applicable State law. In states where there is no licensure,
certification, or registration requirement, must be a graduate of accredited program.

Physical Demands
Lifting 50 pounds maximum with frequent lifting and or carrying of objects weighing up to 25
pounds. Walking, standing, bending, stooping and sitting for extended periods. Full use of gross
and fine motor skills of the upper and lower extremities. Good verbal and written
communication skills. Ability to use insight when utilizing applicable tests and equipment.

Travel
May accompany a resident to an appointment or home assessment, assist at other centers
and/or attend company sponsored meetings.

Principal Contacts
Residents and other therapy staff as well as the center staff in general.