Travel Physical Therapist (PT) – Acute Care

Albany, Georgia
Contract Duration: 17 Weeks (March 16, 2026 – July 13, 2026)
Estimated Weekly Pay: $2,405.74
Schedule: 8–10 Hour Day Shifts | 40 Hours Per Week

Position Overview

Trinity Healthcare Talent Services is seeking a Travel Physical Therapist (PT) for an acute care setting at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany, GA.

The Physical Therapist will work with hospitalized patients requiring rehabilitation services to restore mobility, improve strength, and support recovery from illness, injury, or surgical procedures. The role involves evaluating patients, implementing treatment plans, and collaborating with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to improve patient outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct patient evaluations and functional mobility assessments
Develop individualized rehabilitation treatment plans
Implement therapeutic exercises and functional mobility training
Provide gait training and balance interventions
Assist patients with post-operative and injury rehabilitation
Educate patients and caregivers on recovery and home exercise programs
Document treatment progress in the facilitys EMR system
Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and rehabilitation teams to coordinate care

Patient Population

Patients in this acute care setting may include individuals recovering from:

Orthopedic injuries and surgeries
Neurological conditions
Cardiopulmonary conditions
Trauma or post-surgical procedures
General mobility impairments

Required Qualifications

Active Physical Therapist License (required at submission)
BLS Certification
Experience in acute care or hospital-based therapy preferred

Facility Information

Facility: Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital
Care Setting: Acute Care
Charting System: MEDITECH

Additional Assignment Details

40 hours per week
Day shift with 8–10 hour shifts
Cancellation Policy: 12 hours every two weeks

Why Consider This Assignment

Competitive weekly compensation
Opportunity to work in a large regional medical center
Gain experience in an acute care hospital environment
Collaborative multidisciplinary team setting