Physical Therapy Assistant-PTA Part-time

Job Description Part-Time Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) Kent, Washington | Outpatient Orthopedics | Work Rehabilitation | Occupational Medicine Compensation and Schedule Compensation: Competitive hourly wage DOE Schedule: Part-time position with flexible scheduling based on clinic need Weekends: No routine weekends Mileage: Mileage reimbursement provided when a personal vehicle is used for company business Join the Kent PhysioWorks Team PhysioWorks is a therapist-focused outpatient practice in Kent, Washington, specializing in orthopedics, work injuries, occupational medicine, and return-to-work rehabilitation. We are seeking a motivated and dependable part‑time Physical Therapist Assistant who wants to provide high‑quality patient care while growing clinical skills in industrial rehabilitation and functional restoration. This is an excellent opportunity for a PTA who enjoys hands‑on treatment, patient education, therapeutic exercise progression, manual therapy, and working closely with Physical Therapists in a collaborative environment. Our clinicians work with injured workers, postoperative patients, and general orthopedic cases. Why PTAs Choose PhysioWorks One-hour treatment sessions with emphasis on quality care and functional outcomes Typical caseload focused on outpatient orthopedics, work injuries, and return-to-work rehabilitation Mentorship in work rehabilitation, ergonomics, injury prevention, and functional progression Collaborative multidisciplinary team environment Professional growth and development opportunities MedBridge account for continuing education support Key Responsibilities Administer therapy treatments according to the Physical Therapist's plan of care. Monitor patient response to treatment and communicate significant changes in condition to the supervising Physical Therapist. Provide input to the Physical Therapist regarding treatment progression, goal updates, and discharge planning. Educate patients, families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary team members within the established plan of care. Document treatment progress and patient information accurately and in a timely manner. Use therapy devices and equipment safely and appropriately for patient care. Employ stretching, soft tissue, and manual therapy techniques within PTA scope and clinic standards. Sanitize and clean therapy areas and equipment to support a safe clinical environment. Assist with clerical duties such as typing, filing, forms, letters, memos, reports, answering phones, and directing calls as needed. Skills and Abilities Effectively monitor patient response and adapt treatment within the established plan of care. Prepare accurate treatment documentation and communicate patient changes to the supervising Physical Therapist. Identify when patient care requires the Physical Therapist's skills, reassessment, or direct involvement. Adapt to changes in caseload, scheduling, staffing, and patient needs. Communicate clearly and support treatment rationale in a professional manner. Use therapy devices, therapeutic exercise, functional training, and manual techniques appropriately. Show initiative, integrity, strong work quality, and excellent customer service. Understand and apply principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Manage time effectively, meet deadlines, follow detailed directions, and think critically. Work independently and as part of a team while learning and integrating new technologies effectively. Education and Experience Valid Washington State Physical Therapy Assistant license. Valid driver's license and auto insurance. Maintain continuing education requirements to keep a valid Washington State PTA license. Physical Requirements Prolonged periods of sitting and standing. Ability to lift up to 20 pounds. Reliable transportation. Why Join Us? Grow your knowledge in treating injured workers and Work Rehabilitation. Competitive hourly wage. Supportive and collaborative work environment. Professional growth and development opportunities. MedBridge account. Meaningful work helping patients restore function and return to work. #J-18808-Ljbffr