Physical Therapist

• Provide physical therapy services in accordance with a physician’s written plan of care.
• Assess and evaluate patients’ therapeutic, rehabilitative, and functional status.
• Evaluate home environments and determine rehab potential.
• Direct physical therapy treatment and instruct patients, families, and caregivers in therapeutic techniques.
• Monitor and report patient progress and reactions to treatment.
• Participate in interdisciplinary case conferences and discharge planning.
• Prepare and submit clinical and progress summaries.
• Provide consultation and in-service education as needed.

• Current Physical Therapy license in the State of Washington.
• Current CPR certification preferred.
• Ability to safely transfer and transport patients using proper body mechanics.
• Strong documentation and computer skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Patient-focused, dependable, and self-directed.

• 4-day workweek (30–32 hours/week) for better work-life balance.
• Flexible Productivity Standard – realistic benchmarks that allow for individualized care.
• No Mandatory Group Treatments – we support one-on-one, patient-centered therapy.
• In-House Therapy Team – low turnover and strong interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Public Service Loan Forgiveness Eligible – as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, employees may qualify for student loan relief.

Kline Galland