DPT - Inpatient / Outpatient Rehabilitation Physical Therapist. Job in Seattle Move Collective Jobs

DPT - Inpatient / Outpatient Rehabilitation Physical Therapist Transform Lives in the Heart of the Pacific Northwest: Join Our Inpatient Physical Therapy Team in Seattle We are in search of a dedicated and compassionate Physical Therapist to enhance our team in Seattle with clinical expertise that inspires and uplifts. Responsibilities Assess and evaluate patients in inpatient and outpatient environments to create personalized treatment plans Deliver physical therapy services that enhance mobility, strength, balance, and overall function Work collaboratively with nurses, physicians, case managers, and other rehabilitation professionals to achieve optimal patient outcomes Guide patients and families through therapeutic objectives, discharge processes, and home exercise regimens Record evaluations, treatments, and patient progress in alignment with facility protocols and regulations Engage in interdisciplinary care team discussions and rounds to ensure seamless coordination of care Qualifications Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) or a comparable degree from an accredited institution Active state licensure as a Physical Therapist CPR certification is preferred Additional certifications in specialized areas (e.g., neurological, geriatric) are advantageous but not mandatory Preferred prior experience in similar settings Capability to treat patients with diverse medical and mobility complexities Excellent communication and teamwork abilities Familiarity with digital charting and clinical documentation tools Benefits Attractive salary and comprehensive benefits package Health, dental, and vision insurance plans Support for continuing education and licensure fees Generous paid time off and flexible work schedules A collaborative environment that encourages clinical growth and teamwork In this role, no two days will be alike, and each interaction will carry significance. You will cherish the moments where you assist a patient in their journey to regain equilibrium or encourage someone toward the profound achievement of walking again after a setback. This position requires a hands‑on approach, where your clinical expertise is intertwined with compassion. You will assess individual needs, implement tailored treatment strategies, and adapt care as your patients make strides in their journeys. Your contributions will be crucial in interdisciplinary discussions and in facilitating safe transitions back home. It’s a role that demands skill and dedication, rewarding you with the knowledge that your efforts have immediate, life‑altering effects. #J-18808-Ljbffr Broughton Group