Physical Therapist - Travel Contract

Minimum Requirements Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program approved by the APTA. Current Physical Therapy license in Washington state or a valid compact license granting privilege to practice in Washington. Current BLS/CPR certification from AHA or ARC. Valid driver’s license, current vehicle insurance, and access to a dependable vehicle. Home health experience preferred. Experience with HomeCare HomeBase preferred. Ability to complete patient evaluations and develop plan of care within state‑specific guidelines. Ability to travel and visit patients across South King County service area. May be required to visit other nearby agency service areas as needed. Must be able to participate in occasional weekend rotation and potential availability on observed holidays as needed. (Client indicates schedule flexibility required.) Minimum education: Bachelor's degree. Assignment Details Facility type: Home Health. Shift: Days. Shift hours: 08:00–16:00 (M–F; client also notes M–F 8:00–4:30 schedule and a 36‑hour weekly guarantee). Coverage area: South King County, WA. Weekend/on‑call: No routine on‑call requirement; schedule flexibility and participation in a weekend rotation may be required per client guidance. Mileage reimbursed between visits from first patient to last patient. May supervise PTAs and home health aides per agency policy and state regulation. Location Highlights Renton sits along the southern shore of Lake Washington and provides quick access to both urban and outdoor recreation. Downtown Seattle is approximately 12 miles north offering cultural attractions such as Pike Place Market and the Space Needle within a 20‑30 minute drive depending on traffic. Renton is adjacent to Lake Washington with waterfront parks such as Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park located on the lake and a 15‑25 minute walk or short drive from many neighborhoods. The city provides access to Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park and the Black Diamond Historical Museum within a 20‑35 minute drive for hiking and outdoor activities. Commute options include access to I‑405 and State Route 167 for regional travel and nearby Link Light Rail stations and bus service for connections into Seattle, Bellevue, and Kent. The area supports a suburban lifestyle with proximate urban amenities and varied outdoor recreation for an active clinician. Job Responsibilities Evaluate patients’ functional status and physical therapy needs and consult with physicians to develop plans of care in accordance with CMS documentation requirements. Provide physical therapy services within state scope of practice, following the plan of care and coordinating with the interdisciplinary team. Document progress notes per agency policy and complete patient evaluations and plan of care within state timelines. Report evaluation outcomes to nurse supervisor within 24 hours. Treat patients to relieve pain, restore or maintain function using evidence‑based techniques and acceptable standards of practice. Educate patients, families, and caregivers regarding the plan of care, functional limitations, and progress toward goals. Participate in staff meetings, committees, and provide in‑service education as requested by agency leadership. Prepare written discharge summaries and progress reports at least every 60 days, and perform other duties as assigned. Professional and Compliance Notes Adhere to agency Therapy Standards of Practice and maintain state licensure and required certifications through continuing education. Follow agency policies for supervision of PTAs and home health aides in accordance with state regulations. EEO Statement All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity and expression, national origin, age, disability, or protected veteran status. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr Jackson Therapy