Physical Therapist - Pain Management

Role Overview The Physical Therapist (PT) provides direct clinical services within the interdisciplinary team, focusing on pain management and functional restoration across outpatient and hospital settings. Key Responsibilities Assess and treat patients with chronic pain, integrating bio psychosocial models into individualized care plans.Apply the latest concepts of Pain Neuroscience Education and orthopedic techniques.Collaborate effectively with patients, families, physicians, and healthcare professionals.Coordinate multiple demands and adapt to different clinical settings as needed. Qualifications & Skills Accredited physical therapy degree and valid Washington state license or temporary permit.Current BLS certification from the American Heart Association.Strong understanding of chronic pain management, orthopedic principles, and counseling skills.Ability to work with diverse populations and develop cooperative relationships. Preferred Qualifications Specialized training or certification in women’s health or therapeutic pain management.Experience in ortho, neuro, cancer, cardiac, or other specialty populations.Experience treating chronic pain conditions. Additional Information The role offers a competitive pay range, comprehensive benefits including health care, retirement, and well-being resources. The position is on-site, day shift, and classified under clinical professional career track.