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Job Title: Physical Therapist – Acute/Inpatient Rehab

Location: Hawaii

Duration: 20 Weeks

Start Date: 04/13/2026

Schedule: Variable shifts – Mon–Fri, Tues–Sat, or Sun–Thurs (8:30 AM – 5:00 PM). Weekend and holiday coverage required.

Job Description:

We are seeking a Physical Therapist with primary experience in Acute Inpatient settings to provide rehabilitation services in an acute rehab environment, with secondary coverage in ICF/SNF rehab. The PT will evaluate and re-evaluate patients, develop and implement individualized treatment plans as prescribed by physicians, and provide ongoing therapeutic interventions to support recovery and functional improvement.

Responsibilities include patient assessments, care plan development, treatment implementation, documentation in EMR (Meditech/EPIC), and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams to ensure quality patient outcomes.

Requirements:

• Minimum 1 year of experience (at least 6 months in Acute, Rehab Hospital, or SNF setting with adult patients)
• Active Hawaii PT License required by start date (must apply upon offer acceptance if not currently licensed)
• BLS certification required
• Must be available for variable shifts, weekends, and holidays
• Must arrive the Thursday prior to start date for employee health clearance

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B. Pre-Study Initiation
1. Attend site pre-study visit/qualification visit meetings and Site Initiation Meeting, whether on site or remote  
2. Attend Investigator Meeting either remote or at location specified by the study sponsor (requires travel)   
3. Complete and submit new protocol feasibility questionnaires with research site information.  
4. Review confidentiality forms in conjunction with the ORA and obtain appropriate signatures 
5. Assist in study feasibility assessments by considering the patient population, time and personnel
requirements, competing trials, ability to maintain patient safety and confidentiality, fiscal soundness, and
logistical capabilities including interdepartmental needs, i.e. radiology, operating room, inpatient and
outpatient pharmacy.  
6. Prepare and submit pre-IRB approval documents for review and approval by the following institutional
committees as appropriate: Research Pharmacy, Value Analysis (VAMS), Antibiotic Sub-committee, Radiation
Safety Committee, Institutional Biosafety Committee, Departmental Review Committees  
7. Prepare and submit regulatory documents required by federal regulations to the Study sponsor/CRO prior to
site initiation and maintain during the course of the study  
a. 1572 (pharmaceutical trials) 
b. Statement of investigator (device trials) 
c. Financial Disclosure forms for PI and Sub Investigators (SI) 
d. CV and medical license for PI and Sub Investigators (SI) 
e. Current Human Subject Protection and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training certificates for 
all personnel on the study   

f. 
IATA training certificates (if applicable for the study)  
8. Complete the delegation of authority/duty logs to indicate the site personnel involved with the study and
update as necessary throughout the course of the study with either new study personnel or personnel that is
no longer involved with the study.  
9. Prepare the patient informed consent (ICF) and assent (if applicable) by inserting the AMC required language
into the sponsors ICF template and submitting to the sponsor for approval prior to IRB submission  
10. Prepare for study site initiation visit 
a. Schedule visit and all required personnel (PI, sub-investigators, coordinators, research
manager, pharmacy, clinical nursing units, operating room staff, etc.) to be present 
b. Schedule study specific training visits,  
c. Ensure all study required items are on-site (tablets for questionnaires, lab supplies, devices,
study medication/investigational products, EKG machine, etc.) 

11. Develop original source data collection worksheets to comply with protocol specific data requirements to 
include adverse event logs, and medication logs to ensure all required patient data is collected.
 

C.      IRB
1. Prepare initial IRB submission documents to include: AMC Checklist, IRB application, study protocol, ICF,        
advertisements, Investigator Brochure, patient diaries (paper or screen shots), patient questionnaires,
other patient facing materials  
2. Submit the new protocol IRB submission to the ORA through the InfoEd portal and after approval submit
to the either WCG through Connexus Portal or approved IRB of record.   
3. Prepare and submit annual continuing review reports and site termination report to the IRB of record  
4. Prepare and submit any changes to the IRB approved study documents as requested by the study sponsor
to include protocol amendments, changes to the ICF, new versions of the Investigator Brochure, new or
changes to advertisements of patient facing materials 
5. Prepare and submit protocol deviations and/or violations to the study sponsor and IRB as necessary 
 

 
D. Patient Interactions
1. 
Participate in or conduct the informed consent process and HIPAA authorization, per AMC SOP, 
with research participants through discussion of the study protocol, procedures, timelines, risks, benefits
and answering any questions. Obtain the appropriate signatures and dates/time on the ICF form and
documents the process and file a copy in the patient’s medical record. Assures that patients sign any future
amended versions of the consent if applicable.  
2. Develop study schedule and required procedures, timelines, and deadlines with study patient and family,
the PI and research team.  
3. Coordinate patient follow-up study visits, treatments, testing, procedures, and schedules  

4. Conduct patient study visits and required assessments per each individual protocol  
5. Assess patients for eligibility using the study specific inclusion and exclusion criteria.  
6. Perform patient health assessments to include but not limited to: Vital signs, EKG, medication and medical
history review as required per protocol and as ordered by the PI/Sub-I,  
7. Obtain required biological specimens from patient, i.e., urine, sputum, etc.  
8. Perform blood draw to obtain blood specimens  
9. Administer study specific scales; i.e. stroke scales, mental assessments, etc.  
10. Administer questionnaires to be completed by the patient, i.e. quality of life questionnaires, pain scores,
etc., and review for completeness  
11. Perform POC testing as applicable per SOP, i.e. urine pregnancy, urine drug test, blood sugar, urinalysis  
12. Coordinate/schedule other study required procedures to be done, i.e. physical exam with study provider,
radiology, ultrasounds, echocardiograms, follow up study visits etc.  
13. Dispense to patient and train patient on completion of study diary, if applicable  
14. Review completed patient diaries with patient   
15. In conjunction with the provider, provide oral study mediation to the patient or set up/schedule
medication infusions or coordinate with nurse to administer study medication injection.  
16. Review oral study medication compliance with patient at each visit  
17. Collect required data from the patient   
18. Procedure Visit –Clinic procedure room, Operating room, Cath lab, Angio suite, etc. 
a. Ensure appropriate study medication or device is ordered for procedure 
b. Ensure appropriate study personnel are scheduled and present for procedure 
c. Transport study medication or device to appropriate location  
d. Review intra operative inclusion/exclusion criteria  
e. Randomize patient to treatment arm, if required 
f. Collect required data before, during and after the procedure 
g. Ensure study procedure requirements are followed  
h. Collect specimens as appropriate and send to sponsor as required   
19. Monitor and communicate on a continuous basis with patients and families to facilitate identification of
untoward side effects/adverse events and initiate and coordinate clinical care to manage and minimize
harm to research patient  
 
 

Thank you for your interest in Albany Medical Center!​

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