Physical Therapist (PT) – Summerville | Full-Time at Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina

Summerville, South Carolina, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

25 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Physical Therapy, Clinical Judgment, Patient Evaluation, Treatment Planning, Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Mentorship, Student Supervision, Short-Term Rehab, Outpatient Services, Continuum of Care, Quality Improvement, Program Development, Vestibular Therapy, Neuro Rehabilitation, Dementia Care, Fall Prevention

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description Physical Therapist (PT) – Summerville | Full-Time Practice in a mission-driven, nonprofit therapy program where clinical decisions are therapist-led, collaboration is part of the culture, and meaningful relationships with residents matter more than productivity quotas. Where Collaboration Feels Natural — and Your Work Truly Matters The Village at Summerville | Summerville, South Carolina Faith-Based Nonprofit | In-House Therapy Model | Full-Time 1. A Collaborative Therapy Culture At The Village at Summerville, therapy is integrated into the daily life of the community. As part of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina (PCSC), you join an in-house therapy model built on mission—not quotas—and a culture rooted in collaboration, trust, and shared purpose, where therapists remain rooted within one community rather than rotating between facilities. Our therapy team is known for strong morale, stable staffing, and a team-first mindset. Experienced clinicians work alongside newer therapists, creating an environment where mentorship, shared clinical reasoning, and professional growth happen naturally. 2. Why Therapists Choose PCSC Therapist-Led Clinical Care · You guide the plan of care. Decisions around frequency, duration, and treatment approach are driven by clinical judgment and patient goals, not corporate productivity mandates. True Interdisciplinary Collaboration · Therapists are fully integrated into care planning, working closely with nursing, physicians, and the broader team to deliver coordinated, patient-centered care. Stability You Can Feel · Our in-house model has created low turnover and highly stable teams, allowing clinicians to focus on care rather than constant change. 3. What Makes Summerville Unique A Full Continuum of Care on One Campus · Treat across short-term rehab, long-term care, assisted living, independent living, memory care, and outpatient—all within one community, allowing for continuity of care and a broader clinical experience. A Strong Short-Term Rehab Program · Work with medically complex patients recovering from orthopedic, neurological, and acute medical conditions while collaborating closely with a skilled interdisciplinary team. On-Campus Outpatient Program · Balance your day between short-term rehab and outpatient services, gaining experience across the continuum of care without leaving the building. Real Opportunities for Growth · PCSC supports ongoing development through: Continuing education and certification support, Specialty program development (vestibular, neuro, dementia care, fall prevention, and more), Collaboration with experienced clinicians across the organization. 4. Leadership & Team Environment Our Director of Rehab fosters a supportive, accountable, and growth-oriented environment where clinicians are encouraged to: · Collaborate openly and share clinical insight · Continue developing their skills · Take ownership of patient outcomes · Support one another as a team The result is a culture where clinical excellence and positive team dynamics coexist. 5. A Strong Environment for Growth & Mentorship Summerville offers a setting where clinicians learn from one another and grow together. Experienced therapists provide mentorship and support, while newer clinicians gain confidence through daily collaboration and shared clinical decision-making. As a Physical Therapist, you will also play a key role in mentoring students as part of PCSC’s clinical education partnerships—helping shape the next generation of therapists while continuing to refine your own practice. 6. Your Role as the Physical Therapist As a full-time PT, you will lead the development and progression of patient care. Responsibilities include: · Evaluating and treating residents across the continuum of care · Developing individualized plans of care based on patient goals and clinical judgment · Supervising and collaborating closely with Physical Therapist Assistants · Participating in interdisciplinary care planning and team communication · Supporting program development and quality improvement initiatives · Mentoring PT and PTA students through clinical education experiences 7. What We Offer Financial Stability & Long-Term Security · Competitive salary · 403(b) retirement plan with employer match · Student loan repayment support (up to $25,000) · Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) eligibility Predictable Schedule & Work-Life Balance · Consistent full-time schedule · Generous paid time off · Holiday appreciation bonus Professional Growth & Clinical Development · MedBridge professional education subscription · CEU funding and licensure reimbursement · Support for specialty certifications and program development · Opportunities to mentor students and contribute to clinical education Comprehensive Benefits · Medical, dental, and vision insurance · Employer-paid life insurance · Long-term disability insurance · Employee Assistance Program As part of a nonprofit organization, our benefits are designed to support long-term careers—not just short-term employment. Requirements 8. Who Thrives Here You will likely thrive in this role if you: · Value collaboration and teamwork · Take pride in helping older adults regain independence · Enjoy mentoring and developing others · Appreciate an environment where clinical judgment is respected · Want to be part of a mission-driven organization Basic Qualifications • Doctor or Masters of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree • Current or eligible South Carolina PT license 9. A Career That Feels Like Purpose, Not Pressure At The Village at Summerville, you will find a team that supports each other, leadership that invests in your growth, and a mission centered on the dignity and independence of every resident. It is a place where therapists build meaningful careers — because the work matters and the people do too. Ready to Take the Next Step? Matt Schorner Vice President of Rehabilitation Services Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina Email: matt.schorner@prescomm.org Work Cell: 803-351-0912 (call or text welcome)

Responsibilities

The Physical Therapist will lead the development and progression of patient care by evaluating and treating residents across the continuum of care and developing individualized plans of care based on clinical judgment. Responsibilities also include supervising assistants, participating in interdisciplinary care planning, supporting quality initiatives, and mentoring students.