Physical Therapist – H1B1 Sponsored - Cephas Consultancy Services Private Limited

Physical therapists are licensed doctors who& evaluate and treat patients with injuries or conditions that limit their mobility.& They use a variety of methods, including exercise, massage, hot and cold packs, and electrical stimulation, to help patients:& Improve movement, Relieve pain, Strengthen muscles, Increase mobility, and Prevent further injury or pain.&

Here are some typical duties of a physical therapist:

Review patient history:& Review medical records, referrals, or notes from other healthcare workers

Observe patient movement:& Observe patients walk, stand, and perform other tasks

Listen to patient concerns:& Listen to patients’ concerns

Develop care plans:& Create individualized care plans based on patient goals, expected outcomes, and other factors

Use methods to treat patients:& Use exercises, stretching, hands-on therapy, and equipment to help patients

Evaluate patient progress:& Evaluate patient progress and adjust care plans when needed

Educate patients and family:& Educate patients and their families about the recovery process&

Please do NOT share the name of the client with candidates at this point in the process.& We wanted to share with you so that you could go out and learn more about the client and have additional information when speaking with the prospective candidates.

As mentioned the candidates will be processed on the H1B1 Visa. Below is a brief overview of the visa:

The& H-1B1 visa& (and associated H-1B1 status) is a variant of the&

H-1B visa

& in the&

United States

& for nationals of&

Singapore

& and&

Chile

.

[1]

[2]

& The version for Singapore is called the& H-1B1-Singapore& and the version for Chile is called the& H-1B1-Chile. These categories were introduced with the&

Singapore–United States Free Trade Agreement

[2]

& and&

Chile–United States Free Trade Agreement

[1]

[3]

& respectively, both of which were ratified in 2003 by the&

108th United States Congress

& (and signed into law by&

George W. Bush

, the&

President of the United States

& at the time) and became active on January 1, 2004. The visas are also called FTA visas because they were provided for through Free Trade Agreements (FTAs).