Physical Therapist – Outpatient Orthopedics
Job Description
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Inabia Solutions Recruiting Team
Position Overview
Inabia is seeking an experienced Physical Therapist to join its outpatient orthopedic clinic in Spokane, Washington. This role focuses on delivering high-quality, patient-centered orthopedic care in a fast-paced OP setting.
The ideal candidate has strong orthopedic experience, excellent clinical skills, and thrives in a collaborative outpatient environment.
Key Responsibilities
Evaluate patients and develop individualized treatment plans for orthopedic conditions
Provide hands-on therapy, therapeutic exercises, and patient education
Treat a diverse outpatient caseload including post-surgical and musculoskeletal patients
Monitor patient progress and modify treatment plans as needed
Document evaluations, daily treatments, and discharge summaries accurately and timely
Collaborate with clinic staff and referring providers to optimize patient outcomes
Maintain compliance with clinic policies and professional standards
Schedule & Workload
Schedule Options:
5 × 8-hour shifts, alternating:
7:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Tuesday & Thursday)
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday, Wednesday & Friday)
OR
4 × 10-hour shifts with Tuesday or Thursday off
Weekends: Not required
Patient Volume: Approximately 14–18 patients per day, depending on shift length
Qualifications
Active Washington Physical Therapist license
Minimum 3+ years post-graduation experience (2 years considered for strong candidates)
Recent outpatient orthopedic experience required
Strong manual therapy, communication, and documentation skills
Why Join?
Established outpatient ortho clinic
Flexible scheduling options
Consistent weekday hours
Collaborative team culture
Opportunity to treat a high-volume orthopedic caseload