We are a team of professionals dedicated to providing you with the best physical therapy experience so that you can return to great health. We work with you and listen to your needs to assure that your plan of care meets your goals in all aspects – physically, emotionally, and financially. Our treatment approach encompasses advanced manual therapy techniques, physical training and conditioning, and various pain relieving techniques, all of which are evidence-based methods that are scientifically researched and proven to provide results. Our therapists participate in ongoing education and training to bring you advanced techniques that give you the results you seek. We also sponsor a number of local running events to help support our community. Proceeds go to local high school programs and funds for children with disabilities. 
Seeking Physical Therapist
TAI-Valley Physical Therapy Keizer seeks a full-time Physical Therapist to join its fun, friendly and patient-focused team. Position offers a competitive compensation package including salary, medical/dental/vision, generous continuing education, PTO, and 401k/profit sharing. Student loan reimbursement and other bonuses are negotiable. TAI offers one-on-one clinical mentorship and growth opportunities, including potential clinic directorship and eventual company ownership. Physical therapists with experience in outpatient orthopaedics desired, although new grad candidates are welcome to apply. Visit www.therapeuticassociates.com/careers for more information and contact Lori Dillon, Recruitment Director, to apply: ldillon@taiweb.com, 206-241-8488 ext. 2221.
“I was five months into a marathon training program and four weeks from race day when I encountered a major hamstring injury. I could have laid down and cried. I could have given up on the marathon. Instead, I went to see Marcey. Within two weeks she had me well enough to do a final long training run, and by race day I was pain free. I broke my personal record by six minutes in my sixth marathon. Marcey knows how to rehab running and sports injuries and she understands how important staying healthy is to us amateur athletes. Thanks Marcey!”
Dan Meireis