Physical Therapist in Plains, Montana

Join a rewarding outpatient rehabilitation team in Plains, Montana, as a Physical Therapist. This 13-week contract offers the chance to evaluate, plan, and implement personalized treatment programs aimed at improving mobility, reducing pain, and fostering independence. Working within a rural community hospital, you'll gain diverse experience across outpatient, inpatient, and home health settings, often moving between clinics and occasionally covering inpatient needs. The role provides a unique opportunity to collaborate closely with care teams in a scenic setting and enjoy a manageable caseload, all while exploring the rich natural surroundings of Western Montana.

Weather:

Expect generally mild and varied weather typical of high-altitude Montana, with crisp days and the potential for snow, especially if you enjoy winter sports. The area offers a refreshing climate suited for year-round outdoor activities and scenic adventures.

Fun Things To Do:

• Explore Glacier National Park's breathtaking landscapes and scenic drives.
• Enjoy ice fishing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing around the community.
• Take a day trip to Flathead Lake for boating, swimming, or relaxing along the shoreline.
• Visit the Koo-Koo-Sint Bighorn Sheep Viewing Site for wildlife viewing.
• Experience local dining and shopping in nearby Missoula and Kalispell.

Job Specifics:

Location: Plains, MT
Shift: 8-hour days, 5x8
Duration: 13 weeks with flexibility for 4x10-hour shifts or 5x8-hour shifts
Weekly Hours: 34-40 hours
This role offers a balanced mix of outpatient and inpatient work with a consistent schedule. Feel free to bring your enthusiasm, whether you're a seasoned PT or a recent graduate eager to gain acute care experience. No Montana license needed upon submission — it's quick and affordable to obtain, and the hospital supports your licensing process. Enjoy the serenity of Western Montana living while advancing your clinical skills in a close-knit community. The position involves some on-call responsibilities, but floating to other facilities is not required. This opportunity is perfect for clinicians seeking a community-oriented practice with broad, versatile clinical exposure.