Physical Therapist Pediatric

Benefits:

401(k) matching

Bonus based on performance

Competitive salary

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Paid time off

Training & development

Vision insurance

Qualifications:

Current Oregon Physical Therapist license

Minimum of 2 years pediatric physical therapy experience

Responsibilities:

Clinical Care

Conduct comprehensive evaluations and re-evaluations for children from birth to 18 years using standardized tools, observation, caregiver input, and clinical judgment, with emphasis on infants.

Analyze findings to identify impairments, functional limitations, and participation restrictions relative to developmental norms

Develop, implement, and update individualized, evidence-based plans of care aligned with medical needs and family goals

Deliver skilled, hands-on interventions to improve mobility, strength, motor control, balance, coordination, and functional participation

Documentation, Compliance & Technology

Complete timely, accurate documentation in compliance with Oregon practice act, APTA standards, payer requirements, and clinic policies

Demonstrate proficiency with EMR systems and appropriate use of AI-enabled documentation tools

Ensure documentation supports medical necessity, measurable outcomes, and continuity of care

Family-Centered & Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Communicate effectively with colleagues, physicians, educators, and community partners

Provide culturally responsive education, home programs, and progress updates to caregivers

Professional Practice

Adhere to ethical and professional standards set by the Oregon Board of Physical Therapy and APTA

Participate in continuing education, mentorship, and quality improvement initiatives

Skills:

Strong foundation in pediatric development, motor learning, and evidence-based interventions

Excellent clinical reasoning for orthopedic and developmental pediatric conditions

Proficiency with standardized pediatric outcome measures

Hands-on treatment skills including therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular re-education, and play-based interventions

Clear, compliant clinical documentation and regulatory knowledge

Strong communication and coaching skills for family engagement

Effective time management and caseload prioritization

Alignment with patient-centered, values-driven care