Physical Therapist

Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy•Happy Valley, OR

1d•$76,000 - $106,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a PT-owned organization, Therapeutic Associates is committed to supporting clinicians to provide the highest quality patient care. This includes focused 1:1 patient care, realistic productivity goals, AI-supported charting, strong continuing education support, and opportunities to deepen or expand specialty areas. This is a brand-new clinic built from the ground up with the clinician experience in mind, featuring private treatment rooms, a large gym, and advanced equipment. The team actively shares knowledge through mentorship and collaborative discussions. The patient population primarily consists of active patients aged 14-50, focusing on sports medicine, orthopedics, and concussion. New graduates are particularly supported through a comprehensive two-year PT Cohort Program, including a best-in-industry mentorship program with 48 hours of 1:1 time with seasoned therapists, and an APTA accredited Orthopedic Residency Program. There are also opportunities for career paths to leadership, potentially becoming a clinic shareholder. Additional benefits include student loan repayment, continuing education stipends, a MedBridge Learning subscription, PTO for community support, an interactive wellness program, 401k, profit-sharing, and comprehensive benefits.

Requirements

Physical Therapist license OR anticipated completion of DPT coursework and exams within 6 months.
Commitment to top quality patient care.
Eagerness to develop your skills and support your team members as they develop their skills.

Nice To Haves

Specialty interest or passion in sports medicine, orthopedics, or concussion.
Interest in mentoring students and serving as a CI.
Interest in pursuing a career path to leadership and potentially becoming a shareholder.

Responsibilities

Providing education and counseling to patient/family regarding treatments and goals, potential safety risks and/or other issues within scope of practice.
Evaluating physical and functional status, as well as cognitive, psychological, and perceptual ability to determine the patient’s capabilities to function (safely).
Documenting all evaluations, treatment, and coordination of care contacts via appropriate facility policies.
Independently managing own case load to maximize effectiveness of overall care plan.
Comply with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, and requirements, as well as facility/agency specific policies and procedures.
Supporting special projects and other designated activities as assigned in support of TAI’s mission and core values.
Additional responsibilities as assigned by your leadership.