Graduate of a Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education-accredited physical therapy program.
Hold Basic Life Support certification.
Hold an active Nevada physical therapy license from the Nevada State Board or be eligible to obtain one.
Responsibilities
Plan, prepare, and carry out individually designed physical treatment programs to maintain, improve, or restore physical functioning, alleviate pain, or prevent physical dysfunction.
Review physician referrals and patient medical records, confer with patients and appropriate medical practitioners, and plan, implement, and assess intervention programs.
Identify and document goals, anticipated progress, and plans for reevaluation.
Test, measure, and record patients’ strength, motor development, functional capacity, sensory perception, and respiratory or circulatory efficiency in the electronic medical record.
Analyze patient progress and data, document findings in the electronic medical record, and modify interventions to achieve anticipated goals and outcomes, including referring patients to other practitioners when needed.
Educate patients about injury prevention, ergonomics, and ways to promote health.
Instruct patients in the use of assistive devices, including wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and canes, and in treatment procedures to continue at home.
Discharge patients from physical therapy when goals or projected outcomes are attained and provide appropriate follow-up care or referrals.
Participate in scheduled individual mentoring sessions with an experienced physical therapist.
Incorporate mentor feedback to improve clinical reasoning, examination techniques, and treatment interventions.
Attend and actively participate in didactic lectures, case discussions, journal clubs, and skills laboratories.
Complete assigned readings, clinical projects, and competency assessments within program timelines.
Are you looking for an opportunity post-Physical Therapy program graduation to grow your orthopedic skills?
Reno Orthopedic Center's Physical Therapy Post-Graduate Training Program prepares clinicians for advanced, evidence-based practice through structured mentorship, direct collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams, and comprehensive exposure to a diverse patient population and surgical conditions. The program is committed to developing competent, ethical practitioners who deliver high-quality, patient-centered orthopedic care.
We are a top outpatient orthopedic clinic with many talented and OCS-certified clinicians from whom to learn. Join us to gain additional training and knowledge in this area to jump start your PT career!
Enrollment for this program is open until November 13th; don't miss this amazing opportunity!
Curriculum Outline:
This will be a 13-month program where you will obtain 4 hours of clinical 1:1 mentoring per week as well as 32 non-mentored hours.
Didactic:
Monthly journal clubs
Monthly physician/surgery shadowing
2 hours of online learning modules per week (self-paced)
Independent study of 3 hours per week
What would you do in this role?
Plan, prepare, and carry out individually designed programs of physical treatment to maintain, improve, or restore physical functioning, alleviate pain, or prevent physical dysfunction in patients;
Review physician’s referral and patient’s medical records and confer with patient and appropriate medical practitioners to plan, implement, and assess the intervention program;
Identify and document goals, anticipated progress, and plans for reevaluation;
Test, measure and record in patient’s electronic medical record the patient’s strength, motor development, functional capacity, sensory perception, and respiratory and/or circulatory efficiency;
Analyze patient progress and data, record in electronic medical record and modify interventions to achieve anticipated goals and expected outcomes, including referring to other practitioners as needed;
Educate patients about injury prevention, ergonomics, and ways to promote health;
Instruct patient in use of assistive devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and canes as well as in treatment procedures to be continued at home;
Discharge patient from physical therapy when goals or projected outcomes have been attained; provide for appropriate follow-up care or referrals;
Participate in scheduled individual mentoring sessions with an experienced physical therapist;
Incorporate mentor feedback to improve clinical reasoning, examination techniques, and treatment interventions;
Attend and actively participate in didactic lectures, case discussions, journal clubs and skills laboratories;
Complete assigned readings, clinical projects, and competency assessments within program timelines.
Certifications/Education
Graduate of a CAPTE-accredited physical therapy program;
Basic Life Support certification;
Active Nevada Physical Therapy license from Nevada State Board (or eligible to obtain).
At Reno Orthopedic Center (ROC), we believe that exceptional patient care starts with taking care of our people. We prioritize work-life balance by fostering a supportive, team-oriented environment where workloads are managed realistically, schedules are respected, and personal well-being is valued.
Why choose ROC? Full time benefits include:
Continuing education allowance of $2,500 in addition to the training program
Medical, dental, vision insurance
Discounted orthopedic care at ROC
Paid time off and holiday pay
Extended sick leave
401(k) plan contributions with no match required
EAP, disability and life insurance
Health and fitness program
Coffee shop onsite (main location)
Come build your career with a team that’s committed to innovation, community, and compassion in orthopedic care. Whether you’re a seasoned specialist or just starting your journey, you’ll find purpose, impact, and growth at Reno Orthopedic Center.