Pediatric Physical Therapist (PT) – Pelvic Health

MedCare Pediatric•Stafford, TX

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Pediatric Physical Therapist (PT) – Pelvic Health | Part-Time & PRN Help Children Thrive with MedCare Pediatric At MedCare Pediatric, we are dedicated to providing personalized, one-on-one pediatric therapy that empowers children to reach their fullest potential. Our mission is rooted in understanding each child's unique needs and creating individualized treatment plans that promote independence, confidence, and lifelong success. Through strong partnerships with families and a collaborative team approach, we deliver exceptional care that creates meaningful, lasting outcomes. As a Pediatric Physical Therapist (PT) – Pelvic Health, you'll have the opportunity to provide specialized pelvic health and pediatric physical therapy services in a supportive, collaborative environment. Our structured scheduling allows time for individualized patient care, documentation, and teamwork, giving you the resources you need to deliver the highest quality therapy while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Requirements

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program.
Current Texas Physical Therapist license (or eligible to obtain prior to start date).
Pediatric physical therapy experience required.
Excellent communication, organizational, and clinical skills.
Passion for helping children achieve greater independence and improved quality of life.

Nice To Haves

Pediatric pelvic health or pelvic floor therapy experience preferred.
One year of experience preferred; new graduates with relevant clinical training are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive pediatric physical therapy evaluations and develop individualized treatment plans.
Provide specialized pelvic health and pelvic floor physical therapy services for pediatric patients.
Deliver evidence-based interventions to improve mobility, strength, balance, coordination, posture, functional independence, and quality of life.
Develop individualized home exercise programs and educate parents and caregivers to support continued progress outside of therapy sessions.
Collaborate with physicians, Occupational Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists, Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs), and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive, family-centered care.
Supervise Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) when appropriate.
Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with professional and regulatory standards.