Are you passionate about helping older adults maintain their independence and improve their quality of life? Do you thrive in a collaborative, interdisciplinary care environment? PACE North is looking for a dedicated and compassionate Physical Therapist to lead and deliver high-quality care to the aging population - both at our Center and in participants' homes.

We are seeking a licensed Physical Therapist to join our team on a temporary, fixed-term basis to provide coverage during a maternity leave.

Position Details

• Temporary /      Fixed-Term
• Approximate      duration: 4 months
• Schedule:  Full-Time, hours negotiable, Monday - Friday

What You’ll Do:

As a Physical Therapist at PACE North, you’ll be responsible for helping participants maximize their mobility and independence. You’ll:

• Conduct initial and periodic assessments of participants’ physical and functional status
• Develop personalized care and treatment plans, including therapeutic exercise, gait training, and mobility support
•  Collaborate with an interdisciplinary care team and communicate changes in participant condition
•  Recommend and evaluate the need for durable medical equipment
• Train family members, caregivers, and staff on implementing therapy strategies
•  Contribute to participant discharge planning and continuity of care across settings

Why Join PACE North?

At PACE North, you’ll become part of a compassionate and supportive care team making a real difference in the lives of older adults. We offer:

• Great work life balance with no weekends or holidays, daytime work schedule,
•  We also have a great team of professionals who are a joy to work with 

What We’re Looking For:

   Education  

•   Bachelor’s in physical therapy, Master’s, or Doctorate

 Licensure/Certifications:

•  Licensed Physical Therapist in Michigan
•  CPR Certification (We can train)
•  Valid Michigan Driver’s License

  Skills & Qualities:

• Strong clinical competency in geriatric care
•  Basic computer proficiency
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively
• Clear communication and documentation skills
• Commitment to participant-centered care and quality improvement