Physical TherapistBaltimore, MD***Now offering a $2500 retention bonus!***With supervision, provides physical therapy assessment, treatment, and consultation as a member of the interdisciplinary team.Essential Functions:Conducts physical therapy assessments and admission screenings. 5%Manages a student caseload using an integrated therapy model: provides direct and indirect service, maintains records, and participates in interdisciplinary programming. 40%Provides consultation and training to staff, parents, and community based professionals 25%Monitors the implementation of student programs. 10%Designs, orders or fabricates, as necessary, updates and monitors the use of adaptive positioning equipment, assistive devices/ wheelchairs and orthotics. 10%Continues professional development and education. 5%Marginal Functions: 5%Provides new employee training on student transfers, lifts and mechanical liftsMove equipment between buildings; assist with ordering and maintaining office, clinic and workroom spacesSupervises clinical students.Performs additional duties as assigned.Equipment Used: Developmental therapy equipment, exercise equipment, positioning equipment/ wheelchairs, orthotics, assistive devices, lifting devices, personal computers, hand and power tools, industrial sewing machine, video equipment, telephones, copy machine, car.Performance Standard: Must consistently demonstrate clinical competence in areas of performance consistent with recognized standards of the physical therapy profession.Work Environment and Demands: Multiple indoor and outdoor environments, on and off campus, with a variety of sound, lighting, and temperature conditions. Significant walking between buildings; must be able to lift 35 lbs. routinely.Work Schedule: 35 daytime hours, Monday through Friday, with a daily 30 minute unpaid lunch. Flextime scheduling available. Some early morning and evening consults and training required. This position follows a 12 -month annual calendar (requires working during the 4 week Extended School Year program in the summer).RequirementsKnowledge, Skills and General Abilities:Comprehensive knowledge of normal/abnormal sensory-motor development and musculoskeletal function/dysfunction.Comprehensive knowledge of appropriate evaluative and treatment techniques for individuals with multiple disabilities 3-21 years of age.Comprehensive knowledge of orthotics/ wheelchairs, adaptive positioning equipment, and assistive devices appropriate for individuals 3-21.Comprehensive knowledge of proper body mechanics and use of mechanical lifts.General knowledge of disabling childhood conditions such as, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury and autism, and their impact on sensory-motor and musculoskeletal development.Current licensure by the Maryland State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners.After the first year in this position, the employee is required to have:General knowledge of IDEA and COMAR regulations and service implications; crisis intervention and behavior management; data collection; visual impairment/blindness relative to sensory-motor development; total communication systems; best practices for bus transportation; MSB policies and procedures.Basic knowledge to provide clinical supervision, basic mechanical skills for equipment adjustment and repairs.General understanding of school based versus medical models of service delivery.