Part-Time PT — Independent Care at a Local Clinic

Oregon Occupational Medicine; Oregon; On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Oregon Occupational Medicine in Clackamas, OR is hiring a part-time Physical Therapist to join our brand-new Clackamas location. You will deliver outpatient care for work-related injuries in hourly sessions and collaborate with referring occupational medicine providers.

The ideal candidate holds an Oregon PT license, has excellent outpatient acute injury experience, and prefers a small-business setting. You’ll work independently, motivate patients, and help build preventative programs with local

Qualifications

• Oregon Physical Therapist License required.
• Excellent outpatient acute injury care experience.
• Two+ years outpatient experience preferred.
• Experience motivating patients to take ownership in recovery.
• Enjoys being part of a small business.
• Motivated to create and maintain positive relationships with referral resources.
• Interested in partnering with local employers for preventative programs.
• Enjoys working independently.

Responsibilities

• Provide all patient treatment in hourly appointments.
• Evaluate and treat patients at each visit.
• Build and maintain relationships with referral resources inside and outside the organization.
• Partner with local employers to provide preventative programs (stretching and body mechanics).
• Work independently in a small clinic environment.

Skills

Outpatient care

Patient motivation

Independent work

Small business experience

Referral communications

Education

Oregon Physical Therapist License

Job description

Oregon Occupational Medicine in Clackamas, OR is hiring a part-time Physical Therapist to join our brand-new Clackamas location. You will deliver outpatient care for work-related injuries in hourly sessions and collaborate with referring occupational medicine providers.

The ideal candidate holds an Oregon PT license, has excellent outpatient acute injury experience, and prefers a small-business setting. You’ll work independently, motivate patients, and help build preventative programs with local