See below for our current career opportunities at Sundance Circle Hippotherapy! If you would like to apply, please submit the short form below or email your resume to [email protected] with subject
"(Job Title) Application."
Physical Therapist/Assistant
Job description:
Unleash Your Inner Healer: Physical Therapist/Assistant at Sundance Circle Hippotherapy
Do you have a passion for helping others achieve their full potential? Are you looking for a career that's as unique and rewarding as the individuals you'll be working with? Then saddle up for an incredible opportunity at Sundance Circle Hippotherapy!
We're not your typical therapy clinic. At Sundance Circle, we harness the incredible power of horses to transform lives. Established in 2017, we're a close-knit team dedicated to providing innovative hippotherapy treatment to both children and adults. We work with a diverse range of individuals, including those with Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Genetic Syndromes, and much more, helping them develop essential daily living skills and improve their overall well-being. Our amazing horses and dedicated team of volunteers are ready to welcome you!
Imagine: You'll be more than just a therapist – you'll be a catalyst for change. Working alongside our Clinical Director, you'll have the opportunity to build your own client list and make a real difference in the lives of those seeking a non-traditional approach to therapy. While a passion for innovative treatment methods is a must, prior experience with horses is a plus but not required – we'll help you learn the ropes! A solid understanding of hippotherapy theory is essential, and completion of AHA Treatment Principles Part One is required (before starting work).
What you'll do:
(Full Physical Requirements): Lift and carry up to 50 lbs; Assist patients weighing up to 160 lbs; Walk 5-8 miles per day over uneven surfaces; Work with arms at shoulder level for up to 45 minutes, 8 times per day; Must be physically fit with quick reflexes and a high level of alertness at all times during treatments involving horses; Perform office work as required.
To Apply:
Please submit the form below or email your resume to [email protected] with subject "Physical Therapist/Assistant Application"
Unleash Your Inner Healer: Physical Therapist/Assistant at Sundance Circle Hippotherapy
Do you have a passion for helping others achieve their full potential? Are you looking for a career that's as unique and rewarding as the individuals you'll be working with? Then saddle up for an incredible opportunity at Sundance Circle Hippotherapy!
We're not your typical therapy clinic. At Sundance Circle, we harness the incredible power of horses to transform lives. Established in 2017, we're a close-knit team dedicated to providing innovative hippotherapy treatment to both children and adults. We work with a diverse range of individuals, including those with Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Genetic Syndromes, and much more, helping them develop essential daily living skills and improve their overall well-being. Our amazing horses and dedicated team of volunteers are ready to welcome you!
Imagine: You'll be more than just a therapist – you'll be a catalyst for change. Working alongside our Clinical Director, you'll have the opportunity to build your own client list and make a real difference in the lives of those seeking a non-traditional approach to therapy. While a passion for innovative treatment methods is a must, prior experience with horses is a plus but not required – we'll help you learn the ropes! A solid understanding of hippotherapy theory is essential, and completion of AHA Treatment Principles Part One is required (before starting work).
What you'll do:
- Empowerment through Movement: Evaluate patients (PT), develop personalized treatment plans, and guide them on their journey to greater independence through the unique benefits of hippotherapy.
- Collaboration & Connection: Work closely with patients, families, our supportive team, and our amazing herd of horses.
- Documentation & Dedication: Maintain accurate records, track progress, and ensure the highest standards of practice are upheld.
- Growth & Innovation: Contribute to program development, performance improvement, and community outreach.
- Lead & Inspire: Oversee therapy assistants (PT) and students, sharing your knowledge and passion for hippotherapy.
- A degree from an accredited school and all necessary National and Washington State certifications and licenses.
- Completion of American Hippotherapy Association Treatment Principles Part One.
- An understanding of the principles and practice of hippotherapy/equine-assisted therapy.
- A passion for advocating for hippotherapy/equine-assisted therapy.
- A collaborative spirit and a commitment to teamwork.
- Physical fitness and the ability to meet the physical demands of the role (lifting, assisting patients, walking on uneven surfaces, etc. – see full description below).
(Full Physical Requirements): Lift and carry up to 50 lbs; Assist patients weighing up to 160 lbs; Walk 5-8 miles per day over uneven surfaces; Work with arms at shoulder level for up to 45 minutes, 8 times per day; Must be physically fit with quick reflexes and a high level of alertness at all times during treatments involving horses; Perform office work as required.
To Apply:
Please submit the form below or email your resume to [email protected] with subject "Physical Therapist/Assistant Application"
Speech Language Pathologist
Summary:
Sundance Circle Hippotherapy is looking to hire a part time or full time speech language pathologist at our facility based in Sumner, WA. Established in 2017 we focus on treatment delivery to both adult and pediatric populations via outdoor therapy and hippotherapy. We have a small team of staff, a herd of eight horses and a well organized team of volunteers.
Although we have an existing patient list, this role has the flexibility for a therapist to proactively build their client list with the support of the Clinical Director, within the capacity of the facility. This role also includes co-treatments with the physical therapy and occupational therapy teams.
The therapist must be passionate about treating patients using non-traditional methods whilst adhering to excellent standards of practice and regulatory requirements. Understanding of the theory of hippotherapy is essential. Knowledge of and experience with horses is advantageous but not essential.
The therapist is responsible for the evaluation and treatment of patients referred both internally and externally. This includes patient evaluation, development and implementation of an appropriate treatment plan, delivery of treatment services, and comprehensive discharge planning. The therapist functions as an effective team member and contributes to the development and achievement of organizational goals and objectives.
Core Responsibilities:
Please submit the form below or email your resume to [email protected] with subject "Speech Language Pathologist Application"
Sundance Circle Hippotherapy is looking to hire a part time or full time speech language pathologist at our facility based in Sumner, WA. Established in 2017 we focus on treatment delivery to both adult and pediatric populations via outdoor therapy and hippotherapy. We have a small team of staff, a herd of eight horses and a well organized team of volunteers.
Although we have an existing patient list, this role has the flexibility for a therapist to proactively build their client list with the support of the Clinical Director, within the capacity of the facility. This role also includes co-treatments with the physical therapy and occupational therapy teams.
The therapist must be passionate about treating patients using non-traditional methods whilst adhering to excellent standards of practice and regulatory requirements. Understanding of the theory of hippotherapy is essential. Knowledge of and experience with horses is advantageous but not essential.
The therapist is responsible for the evaluation and treatment of patients referred both internally and externally. This includes patient evaluation, development and implementation of an appropriate treatment plan, delivery of treatment services, and comprehensive discharge planning. The therapist functions as an effective team member and contributes to the development and achievement of organizational goals and objectives.
Core Responsibilities:
- Management of patient caseload
- Evaluate, set time-limited attainable goals, and create a treatment plan for each new patient.
- Implement treatment plan and provide regular re-assessments for the purpose of treatment modification, to maximize patients’ potential for functional independence, all in accordance with acceptable practice guidelines and facility policies and procedures.
- Accurately and efficiently document evaluation/treatment notes.
- Manage and maintain waitlists and prospective patients.
- Communicate patient status (e.g., evaluation results, treatment plan, and goals) by providing timely written or verbal communication to physicians and therapy customers (e.g., patients, guardians).
- Consistently establish and maintain effective working relations with patients and family members, facility staff and volunteers.
- Oversee therapy assistants and students.
- Self-monitor workflow to ensure productivity, standards of practice, and regulatory requirements are consistently met.
- Actively participate in program development, performance improvement activities, and community events sponsored by the organization.
- Respond to feedback/concerns in a professional manner that demonstrates effective listening and problem solving skills.
- Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program.
- Current state licensure or eligibility for licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist.
- Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) preferred.
- Completed American Hippotherapy Association Treatment Principles Part One.
- Prior experience working with pediatric populations, preferably in an outpatient or pediatric rehabilitation setting.
- Knowledge of developmental milestones, pediatric communication disorders, and therapeutic interventions.
- Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport with children, parents, and multidisciplinary team members.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.
- Flexibility and adaptability to meet the changing needs of patients and clinical settings.
- Commitment to ongoing professional development and evidence-based practice.
- A thorough understanding of the principles and practice of hippotherapy/equine assisted therapy.
- Ability to serve as an advocate for hippotherapy/equine assisted therapy.
- US citizen or valid resident/ work permit.
- Lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
- Assist patients weighing up to 160 lbs. with mounts and dismounts.
- Walk 5-8 miles per day over uneven surfaces.
- Work with arms at shoulder level for up to 30 min 6x/day.
- Must be physically fit with quick reflexes and high level of alertness at all times during treatments involving horses.
- Perform office work as required.
Please submit the form below or email your resume to [email protected] with subject "Speech Language Pathologist Application"
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