-Provide comprehensive evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of neuromusculoskeletal conditions.
-Function as a direct-access care provider by evaluating and treating clients without referral, within approved clinical privileges.
-Develop and implement proactive injury mitigation strategies, including risk factor identification, targeted interventions, and unit-specific programs.
-Support programs designed to optimize physical readiness and reduce musculoskeletal injury.
-Provide post-operative evaluation and rehabilitative care, including development of plans of care consistent with clinical practice guidelines and evidence-based medicine.
-Provide direct clinical supervision of PT Technicians and PT Assistants, as directed and within applicable scopes of practice.
-Participate in periodic meetings with POTFF and other staff to review client care and identify process improvement opportunities.
-Advise POTFF, Physical Domain leadership, medical leadership, and command leadership on sports medicine, injury mitigation, rehabilitation, human performance research, supplies, equipment, and related administrative matters.
-Participate in medical and clinical quality management, quality assurance, and client safety procedures.
-Assist with development and updates to criteria-based job descriptions, performance standards, clinical practice guidelines, training materials, and in-service training.
-Submit fiscal and resource input to POTFF, medical, and/or command leadership.
-Perform other duties within the scope of the PT position as assigned by POTFF leadership, the Physical Domain Manager and/or Coordinator, USSOCOM HQ, and POTFF staff.
-Collect, document, and report required data in applicable enterprise platforms, including HPDMS and the Electronic Health Record, as directed.
