Physical Therapists definition

Physical Therapists. ABPTS-PCS (American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties-Pediatric Certified Specialist).

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Physical Therapists. Two (2) hours of the individual’s professional rate of pay 38 for each case above 24 39 40 Speech & Language Pathologists: Two (2) hours of the individual’s 41 professional rate of pay for each case above 50 43 Psychologists: Three (3) hours of the individual’s professional rate of pay for 44 each case above 90 46 j. When there are beginning of the year program demands that conflict with scheduled 47 professional development that does not apply to the ESA employee’s professional 48 responsibilities, the employee, in consultation with the supervisor identified below, may 49 flex their work schedule to address program demands: counselors will consult with their 50 building principal; all other ESA employees will consult with their program supervisor.

Physical Therapists. NPTE – The National Physical Therapy Examination • Social Workers: NASW – National Association of Social Workers Academy of Certified Social Workers • Audiologists: ASHA – American Speech-Language-Hearing Association – Certificate of Clinical Competency for Audiology (CCC-A) • Orientation & Mobility Specialists – COMS – Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist ELC staff who are nationally board certified shall receive the poverty bonus to the extent funded by the state.

Examples of Physical Therapists in a sentence

• Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants hired in the Ambulatory Care Division prior to the effective date of this agreement (Stadium Clinic, Roosevelt Clinic, East Side Clinic) will have up to $1500 available to reimburse costs for approved educational or training programs, prorated for FTE.

• Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTA) and Physical Therapists Assistants (PTA) have some unique circumstances which differ from other members of the bargaining unit.

• Physical Therapists Master’s Degree (This is only required for those who are employed in this field after January 2007).

• Speech Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and Physical Therapists are eligible for this credential differential.

• Occupational and Physical Therapists may count all continuing education unit (CEU) credits received within the last ten years for additional degree compensation equivalent to the Master’s degree stipend when 32 CEUs above a bachelor’s degree have been credited.

• Physical Therapists and Audiologist performing evaluations outside of the school work year shall be paid 1.5 times the employee’s hourly rate per evaluation.

• The “Framework” and all forms of the evaluation process shall also be available online, including specific rubrics for Guidance Counselors, School Social Workers, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists and School Nurses.

• Physical Therapists will be paid an additional $1,000 each year when progress toward the professional development requirements are documented and sent to Human Resources.

• Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants will receive paid leave for educational purposes, as follows: • All Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants will be able to use three days of paid education leave per fiscal year, prorated for FTE.

• The District’s Maintenance Department will conduct safety checks on suspended equipment used by Occupational Therapists and Physical Therapists at least two times per year.