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Adelphi is seeking a licensed Physical Therapist to provide comprehensive school-based physical therapy services for students with Individual Education Plans (IEPs) at a school in Danville, Kentucky. The ideal candidate will deliver high-quality therapeutic interventions, conduct evaluations, develop IEP-aligned therapy goals, and collaborate with school staff to support the physical development and functional independence of deaf and hard-of-hearing students across grades Pre-K through 12.

Job Quick Facts

• ID: BD-
• Profession: Physical Therapy
• Specialty: School-Based Physical Therapist
• Facility Type: Pre-K through 12th grade
• Job Type: Contract
• Shift Schedule: MondayFriday, between 7:30 AM 6:30 PM EST (Up to 37.5 hours/week, for 42 weeks per year
• Rate: $50/hr Requirements
• Current Physical Therapist License valid in the Commonwealth of Kentucky (Mandatory)
• Resume demonstrating educational qualifications, background, and experience relevant to school-based Physical Therapy (Mandatory)
• Copies of degree(s), certifications, and licensure (Mandatory)
• Minimum 3 years of experience providing Physical Therapy services in a school setting to multiple age levels (Preferred)
• Must pass required background checks in accordance with KRS 160.380 Responsibilities
• Provide Physical Therapy services as mandated in each student's Individual Education Plan (IEP)
• Conduct comprehensive evaluations to determine eligibility, need, and extent of services
• Develop IEP-aligned therapy goals, service recommendations, and treatment plans
• Produce and submit quarterly progress reports for student records
• Maintain timely written evaluation reports within 30 days of referral
• Deliver therapy sessions on campus for students across Pre-K through 12th grade
• Maintain accurate student documentation, treatment logs, and reports in accordance with KDE expectations
• Communicate and collaborate effectively with KSD staff, including teachers, interpreters, and supervisors
• Provide information and participation in ARC meetings for assigned students
• Ensure a safe, supportive, and respectful therapy environment for deaf and hard-of-hearing learners
• Follow all relevant regulations, including KDE Terms on Data Security, FERPA, and nondiscrimination policies
• Any other duties as assigned.