Physical Therapist - Pain Services

Role Overview The Physical Therapist (PT) provides direct clinical services as part of an interdisciplinary team, focusing on pain management and functional restoration. They work in diverse settings, including outpatient and hospital-based programs, utilizing advanced pain neuroscience education and a bio psychosocial approach to treat chronic pain. The PT collaborates with patients, families, physicians, and healthcare professionals to develop personalized treatment plans, demonstrating strong orthopedic and interpersonal skills. Responsibilities Deliver evidence-based physical therapy interventions for pain management and recoveryIntegrate latest pain neuroscience concepts into patient careCoordinate with team members to prioritize demands and ensure optimal patient outcomesDevelop cooperative relationships with patients, families, and staffWork across various clinical settings as needed Qualifications & Skills Accredited physical therapy degree and valid licensing in WashingtonCurrent BLS certificationStrong understanding of chronic pain models and orthopedic principlesExcellent interpersonal, counseling, and group work skillsAbility to work with diverse populations and develop collaborative relationshipsPreferred: specialty certifications or experience in women’s health, neuro, ortho, or pain management, and treating chronic pain Additional Info Offers comprehensive benefits supporting professional growth, well-being, and financial security. Emphasizes an inclusive, respectful workplace dedicated to serving diverse communities.