Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - Part-Time

Providence Health & Services; Seaside (OR); On-site; USD 96,000 - 149,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free parking

Tuition reimbursement/Education

Paid time off

Retirement plan with employer match

Lyra caregiver assistance program

Job summary

Providence Seaside Hospital is seeking a Physical Therapist for pelvic health with a part-time, day schedule on-site in Seaside, Oregon. You will manage and provide skilled PT services for a variety of patient diagnoses, focusing on independence and functional goals.

The role requires Oregon PT licensure, BLS certification, and a background in specialized pelvic health therapy. Providence offers a strong benefits package and a supportive, patient-centered team culture.

Qualifications

• Licensed physical therapist in Oregon on hire and eligible in other states as required.
• Typical PT education includes D.P.T. with ongoing training as needed.
• Basic life support certification required on hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide skilled physical therapy to patients with diverse diagnoses and needs.
• Perform patient evaluation and develop treatment plans to maximize independence.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Treatment planning

Education

Bachelor's Degree - From an accredited Physical Therapy Program

Master's Degree - From an accredited Physical Therapy Program

D.P.T. - From an accredited Physical Therapy Program

Specialized physical therapy training

Oregon Physical Therapist License

State licensure in care-delivery states

National Provider BLS - American Heart Association

Job description

Providence Seaside Hospital is seeking a Physical Therapist for pelvic health with a part-time, day schedule on-site in Seaside, Oregon. You will manage and provide skilled PT services for a variety of patient diagnoses, focusing on independence and functional goals.

The role requires Oregon PT licensure, BLS certification, and a background in specialized pelvic health therapy. Providence offers a strong benefits package and a supportive, patient-centered team culture.