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Bancroft

Nonprofit autism, disability, and neurorehab services

Physical Therapist - School

Rehabilitation TherapiesPosted on Nov 5
Part-timeMountainside, NJ, USA$75.4k - $92.9k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate of an accredited physical therapy program with a minimum entry-level Bachelor of Science degree.
  • Hold a current New Jersey State Physical Therapist license.
  • Hold New Jersey State School certification.

Responsibilities

  • Provide direct and consultative physical therapy services, including assessments and treatments, in accordance with applicable professional ethics, state practice and education regulations, disability-services requirements, students’ Individual Program Plans and Individual Education Plans, approved behavior plans, privacy requirements, and Bancroft policies and procedures.
  • Conduct diagnostic assessments of students’ need for physical therapy services and develop treatment plans as needed or assigned to provide a comprehensive student profile.
  • Determine the need for therapeutic intervention and assess intellectual functioning, communication abilities, and achievement performance.
  • Review student records; administer standardized tests; conduct formal and informal testing, classroom, clinical, and vocational observations, and specialized screenings; interpret results; and recommend service delivery.
  • Provide direct and consultative physical therapy treatment to students, family members, residential direct caregivers, education faculty, and staff within the educational environment.
  • Use available therapy, treatment, and developmental information for each student and assist in developing physical therapy and treatment-specific educational goals and objectives.
  • Assist faculty in designing classroom strategies that enhance learning and fit individual student profiles and needs; conduct or assist with classroom instruction as needed; and provide individual, group, and integrated treatment, therapy, and special-skill development or enhancement.
  • Prompt or assist each person in achieving goals while encouraging independence and competency within that person’s abilities.
  • Plan and schedule session frequency and duration according to individual needs and school district mandates.
  • Recommend techniques and materials to support learning; recommend adaptive equipment and classroom positioning; identify barriers affecting students’ access to educational programs; and recommend environmental accommodations that support classroom functioning and carry over therapeutic goals.

About the Company

Bancroft

Nonprofit autism, disability, and neurorehab services

Bancroft is a nonprofit that provides education, residential care, therapy, and employment services for individuals with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and neurological conditions. Its programs span lifespan, including special education, residential campuses, vocational training, supported employment, structured day programs, and behavioral health, plus Bancroft NeuroRehab for physical and cognitive therapy after brain injuries. Care is delivered through a network of schools, outpatient centers, and more than 240 group homes across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, and it uses tech like smart homes and virtual reality to enhance care. Its goal is to help people live, learn, work, and participate in their communities with person-centered, lifelong supports.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Founded
1883

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