Washington Physical Therapy Jobs in Schools
When you take on one of ProCare’s physical therapy jobs in schools in Washington, you’ll become an essential school professional for the success of many children by providing the support, guidance and expertise needed for children to engage in healthy movement. Demand for dedicated school physical therapists in Washington is high, and ProCare Therapy is eager to help match you with Washington physical therapy jobs in schools that need you the most. In addition to continuous career support, ProCare’s school-based physical therapy jobs in Washington come with a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. Learn more about our wide variety of PT and PTA jobs in schools in Washington today!
Washington School Physical Therapist Responsibilities
Responsibilities of school physical therapist (PT) jobs and physical therapy assistant (PTA) jobs in schools in Washington include helping students establish and strengthen healthy movement patterns and motor skills by developing and implementing therapeutic interventions for students with disabilities. Physical therapy jobs in schools in Washington also require PTs and PTAs to communicate with other school members and parents, for example, to provide information on the child’s therapeutic intervention and progress updates on how the child is responding to physical therapy.
Washington School Physical Therapist Job Requirements
A Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy (DPT) is required for school physical therapist jobs in Washington, as these programs offer essential, hands-on clinical experience under the supervision of another DPT. In addition, licensure and certifications are required to become a school physical therapist in Washington. The American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties oversees the different school physical therapist specialty certifications, and passing the National Physical Therapy Examination is how one receives a state license. For PTA jobs in schools in Washington, applicants must receive an associate’s degree from an accredited program and PTA licensure.
Salary & Outlook for Washington Physical Therapy Jobs in Schools
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of physical therapists in Washington is projected to grow by 34.5% from 2020 to 2030. In addition, overall employment of Washington physical therapist assistants is projected to grow by 35% from 2020 to 2030. The average salary for school-based physical therapy jobs in Washington ranges greatly, depending on past work experience, education, job setting and the city where the job is located.
Are you passionate about supporting healthy movement in the educational setting? Explore ProCare’s exciting physical therapy jobs in schools in Washington below, including Washington PTA jobs in schools! Apply today!