In PersonWork may also be available across Washington and California, including school, clinic, home, and community settings.
About the job
Requirements
An active Washington Physical Therapist license or eligibility to obtain Washington licensure.
Pediatric experience is preferred.
School-based, early intervention, outpatient pediatric, or home/community-based experience is preferred.
For school-based placements, ESA certification or eligibility may be required depending on district requirements.
For ESIT-related work, willingness to complete required Washington ESIT onboarding, credentialing, and training requirements is required.
Strong communication, documentation, and collaboration skills are required.
Reliable transportation is required for in-person, school, clinic, home, or community-based work when applicable.
Responsibilities
Provide pediatric physical therapy services to children and students.
Complete evaluations, screenings, treatment planning, and progress monitoring.
Support gross motor development, strength, balance, coordination, mobility, posture, endurance, equipment needs, and functional participation.
Deliver services in school, clinic, home, community, hybrid, or telehealth-supported settings.
Collaborate with families, caregivers, teachers, school teams, agency staff, and interdisciplinary providers.
Participate in Individualized Education Program, Individualized Family Service Plan, care coordination, or service planning meetings when applicable.
Support access to educational, developmental, and community-based activities.
Maintain accurate documentation in accordance with district, agency, partner, and regulatory requirements.
Complete required onboarding, credentialing, and training for the applicable service setting.
Desired Qualifications
Early intervention or birth-to-three services experience.
School-based therapy and Individualized Education Program collaboration experience.
Pediatric outpatient therapy experience.
Home visits or natural-setting services experience.
Parent coaching and caregiver consultation experience.
Experience supporting gross motor delay, mobility, gait, adaptive equipment, orthotics, positioning, endurance, and functional access.
Bilingual Spanish and English service delivery.
Hi there!
At Midorick, our client in the healthcare sector is seeking passionate Pediatric Physical Therapists interested in exciting opportunities across Washington and California.
Our client provides a network to support school districts, early childhood partners, pediatric clinics, community organizations, and families seeking therapy support for children aged 3 and older. They are also developing community-based access points across Tacoma, Puyallup, and Olympia.
This opportunity offers the chance to make a meaningful impact across a variety of settings and service models, which may include: School-based services, early intervention and ESIT-related services, pediatric outpatient therapy, telehealth-supported care, evaluations and assessments, direct therapy services...
If you are passionate about supporting children and families while working in diverse and flexible care environments, we’d love to connect with you.
Provide pediatric physical therapy services to children and students
Complete evaluations, screenings, treatment planning, and progress monitoring
Support gross motor development, strength, balance, coordination, mobility, posture, endurance, equipment needs, and functional participation
Deliver services in school, clinic, home, community, hybrid, or telehealth-supported settings
Collaborate with families, caregivers, teachers, school teams, agency staff, and interdisciplinary providers
Participate in IEP, IFSP, care coordination, or service planning meetings when applicable
Support access to educational, developmental, and community-based activities
Maintain accurate documentation in accordance with district, agency, partner, and regulatory requirements
Complete required onboarding, credentialing, and training for the applicable service setting
Qualifications
Active Washington Physical Therapist license, or eligibility to obtain Washington licensure
Pediatric experience preferred
School-based, early intervention, outpatient pediatric, or home/community-based experience preferred
For school-based placements, ESA certification or eligibility may be required depending on district requirements
For ESIT-related work, willingness to complete required Washington ESIT onboarding, credentialing, and training requirements
Strong communication, documentation, and collaboration skills
Reliable transportation for in-person, school, clinic, home, or community-based work when applicable
Spanish-bilingual clinicians are strongly encouraged to apply
Preferred Experience
Early intervention / birth-to-three services
School-based therapy and IEP collaboration
Pediatric outpatient therapy
Home visits or natural-setting services
Parent coaching and caregiver consultation
Gross motor delay, mobility, gait, adaptive equipment, orthotics, positioning, endurance, and functional access support