School Physical Therapist | Myrtle Creek, Oregon

Exciting opportunity for a Physical Therapist to work on a contract basis with a school-focused caseload. This assignment begins as soon as possible and extends through June 11, 2027, offering the consistency of full-time hours and rewarding experiences supporting early childhood intervention.

As the physical therapist for this role, you'll deliver services primarily to children in their homes and participate in some early childhood special education (ECSE) consulting. Your expertise will directly impact outcomes for young learners in Douglas County, including Roseburg and surrounding communities.

Qualifications and Desired Experience:

• Active, unencumbered Physical Therapist license (OR)
• Prior experience in pediatric or school-based settings preferred
• Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills
• Ability to work independently while also collaborating with interdisciplinary teams
• Comfort with occasional travel within Douglas County
• Reliable transportation and willingness to provide home-based services

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide physical therapy assessments and interventions for early intervention students
• Push into home settings to deliver personalized support and therapies
• Adapt treatment strategies to meet the unique needs of each child and family
• Offer limited ECSE consulting and professional input for school staff
• Maintain thorough and timely documentation per school district and regulatory standards
• Foster positive relationships with students, families, and educators

Benefits include working on a contract with a stable, long-term schedule (40 hours/week), enhancing your work-life balance and allowing you to develop meaningful relationships with your caseload. You’ll be making a difference where it matters most—helping young children reach their highest potential.

If you are enthusiastic about early childhood intervention and ready to make an impact with flexibility and purpose, apply today to secure your placement and start making a difference.