Applying
The Residency Program
accepts one resident each
spring with an anticipated
start date of August 1st.
To apply: submit your
application by April 15
through RF-PTCAS, the
centralized application for
residency and fellowship
programs in physical
therapy.
Please note that all offers of employment are contingent upon:
 verification of current immunizations (TB, hepatitis,
tetanus)
 proof of CPR certification
 current Washington state
physical therapy licensure
 complete credentialing process (including Washington
state background check)
Contact
Website: http://www.physicaltherapy.uw.edu/
careers/acute/
Kate Rough, PT,DPT, NCS
Phone: (206) 598-1427
Email: k8k@u.washington.edu
Our program has obtained candidate status by
the American Board of Physical Therapy
Residency and Fellowship Education
(ABPTRFE). The ABPTRFE would like us to
note that although achievement of candidate
status signifies satisfactory progress toward
accreditation, it does not assure that the
program will be accredited. Our intention is to
achieve accreditation in the first year of our
program, prior to the graduation of our first
resident.
University of Washington
Acute Care
Physical Therapy
Residency Program
We are pleased to offer a 12 -month,
full-time residency program for
licensed physical therapists who
want to specialize in acute care
physical therapy.
Residents complete their clinical experience
at the University of Washington Medical
Center, consistently named to the U.S. News
and World Report Best Hospitals Honor
Roll and #1 in the State of Washington.
University of Washington
Acute Care Physical Therapy
Residency Program
University of Washington
Physical Therapy Department
Box 356154
1959 NE Pacific Street
Seattle, WA 98195-6154
Our mission to graduate residents
who have advanced practice, teaching,
and leadership skills in the area of
acute care physical therapy.
Our goals are to educate the
physical therapy resident to:
 Improve the health of the pub-
lic by educating physical therapy residents to provide safe,
advanced, effective clinical care
as a highly valued, integral
member of the acute care interdisciplinary team
 Become educators for patients/
clients, physical therapy students and colleagues, the
broader healthcare community,
and the public, by providing
hands on educational experience in the clinic and in the
classroom
 Become consultants, advocates,
and ambassadors of the physical therapy profession by
providing structured mentorship and opportunities to engage in professional development and leadership
 Be a critical consumer of the
available research, seamlessly
integrate the best evidence into
practice and disseminate information to their interdisciplinary colleagues and the larger
physical therapy community
Program Overview
Clinical practice:
 Rotation through our main medical services
including: general and orthopedic surgery,
neuro/neurosurgery, general medicine, solid organ transplant, cardiothoracic care, and
oncology
 Extensive experience in four different ICUs
(surgery, medicine, cardiothoracic, and oncology)
Teaching:
 Education of physical therapists related to
the translation of research into practice
 Participation in the didactic and practical
education of entry-level physical therapy
students
Didactic and Clinical Mentoring:
 1:1 mentoring with DPT faculty members,
and with expert clinical staff
 Weekly 1:1 clinical mentoring in direct patient care with skilled primary and adjunct
mentors who are expert clinicians in their
area of practice
You’ll spend a minimum of 32 hours in clinical
practice each week and receive 150 hours of
one-on-one mentoring over the course of the
year, allowing you to integrate newly acquired
knowledge and skills into patient care
The resident is a salaried position at the
University of Washington. It includes medical
and dental benefits, sick leave, two weeks of
vacation and eight state-observed holidays.
Check the website for annual tuition.
Faculty
Mentors
 Anne Moore, PT, DPT
 Kate Rough, PT, DPT, NCS
 Matthew Gaines, PT, DPT
 Shannon Collins, PT, DPT
Adjunct Mentors
 Andrea Jones, PT, DPT
 Brooke Munton-Spray, PT, DPT
 Jaimee Sulzmann, PT, DPT
 Jason Menown, PT, MPT
 Kathryn Steucek, PT, MPT, GCS
 Lorette Loera, PT, MSPT
 Marie Potter Haase, PT, DPT
 Morgan Ryan-Wynnhoff, PT, DPT
 Silver Denton, PT, DPT, GCS
 Tara Johnston, PT, DPT
 Teri Albee-Olsen, PT, DPT, CCS
Didactic Faculty
 Ellen McGough, PT, PhD
 Cyndi Robinson, PT, PhD
 Laura Martin, PT, MPT
 Jill Jandreau, PT, MSPT
 Mark Nelson, PT, MPT
1.27.16
Integrated Rehabilitation Group Physical Therapy is a well-established group of 32 outpatient orthopedic
clinics located in The Beautiful state of Washington.
We currently have an immediate need for a Physical Therapist in our Arlington, Washington location.
Our staff seeks to provide excellent service and maximize your time in therapy to help you on your way
to a full, healthy recovery. The integration of our talented employees, cutting edge techniques, and
outstanding medical equipment, gives us the opportunity to develop a program tailored to each
individual.
We are seeking:
•Graduate from an accredited college with an APTA curriculum.
•Outpatient orthopedic experience within a private clinic or hospital preferred.
•Current state of Washington license, CPR certification.
•Outgoing and energetic personality.
•New Grads welcome to apply.
•Flexible Hours Available!
For immediate consideration, please email resumes to LWelch@usph.com to 713-430-4020.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer – M/F/D/V
Lynn Pursche Welch
713 297 7000 phone
713 430 4020 fax
713 828 6455 cell
www.usph.com
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Job Announcement
Position: Physical Therapist
Location: Ocean Beach Hospital and Medical Clinics - Ilwaco, Washington
The Ocean Beach Hospital and Medical Clinics is looking for a Physical Therapist to support an
established Physical Therapy program at our facility. The Physical Therapist provides skilled
physical therapy to patients/clients with a wide variety of diagnoses and disabilities both in an
inpatient and outpatient setting in accordance with a physician’s plan of treatment, taking into
account the individual needs of each patient. Requires skills in patient/client evaluation and
treatment, as well as professional consultations to achieve maximum patient/client
independence in accordance with the individual’s functional level and potential. Performs all
duties in a manner that promotes team concept and reflects the Ocean Beach Hospital and
Medical Clinic’s mission.
Requirements:
• Current Physical Therapy licensure through the State of Washington.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Provider Certification required within 6
months.
• One year of clinical experience in a healthcare setting preferred.
Benefits:
• Medical, Dental, and Vision plans upon eligibility.
• Life and Disability insurance.
• Supplemental insurance options.
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Employee Assistance Programs
• Retirement Plans
Salary: Negotiable depending on experience
Type: Full time
Shift: Day shift TBD
Location: Ocean Beach Hospital – Ilwaco, WA
Please visit our website oceanbeachhospital.com to learn more and to complete our online
application.