Physical Therapist (Sports Rehabilitation Specialist) - Snoqualmie

IRG Physical Therapy•Snoqualmie, WA

4d•$86,500 - $93,000•Onsite

About The Position

IRG Physical & Hand Therapy is hiring a Physical Therapist for its Snoqualmie clinic, located directly above a large hockey complex. The therapist will provide outpatient orthopedic and sports rehabilitation to youth, adult, and competitive hockey athletes, as well as members of an active community. Cases include acute injuries, overuse conditions, return-to-play programming, and performance optimization. The role offers an opportunity to develop sports rehabilitation skills, collaborate with community athletic programs, and work in a sports-focused clinical setting. IRG describes its environment as fun, dynamic, supportive, and team-oriented, with a patient-centered care model, AI documentation assistance, flexible scheduling, extensive mentorship, and growth pathways that include sports specialization. Compensation includes an annual base of $86,500–$93,000 depending on experience and certifications, plus an enhanced compensation program that can add up to 20% of base salary based on client care. Additional benefits are available based on eligibility.

Requirements

Doctor of Physical Therapy from an accredited program.
Current and valid state licensure as a Physical Therapist.
CPR and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.

Nice To Haves

1–2 years of experience in outpatient, orthopedic, or sports rehabilitation settings.
Experience working with athletes, especially in hockey, skating, or field/court sports.
Strong interest in sports medicine, rehabilitation progression, and return-to-play.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive orthopedic and sports-focused evaluations, including movement screens and return-to-sport readiness assessments.
Develop individualized treatment plans addressing injury rehabilitation, performance goals, and sport-specific demands.
Provide manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular training, and sport-specific conditioning.
Implement hockey-relevant interventions, such as skating mechanics training, lower-extremity power development, and shoulder stability work, as appropriate to the therapist’s skills.
Document and monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed.
Collaborate with physicians, orthopedic specialists, athletic trainers, and coaching staff as needed.
Educate patients and families on home exercise programs and injury-prevention strategies.
Maintain accurate documentation and uphold clinical and regulatory standards.
Support a team-oriented clinic culture and assist colleagues as needed.
Uphold patient confidentiality.

Benefits

Paid time off, including holidays, vacation, sick, and personal time.
Continuing education allocation.
Student loan repayment program.
401(k) with employer match.
Medical, dental, and vision plans.
HSA and FSA options.
Long-term disability insurance.
Life and AD&D insurance.
Enhanced compensation program offering up to an additional 20% of base salary based on client care.
AI documentation assistance.
Flexible scheduling.
Extensive mentorship and clear growth pathways, including sports specialization.