Physical Therapist - Part-Time - Pediatric Outpatient - Private Practice

Max Potential Rehab•Knoxville, TN

About The Position

Overview Exceptional Part-Time Pediatric Outpatient Physical Therapist Opportunity! Who We Are: Max Potential is a faith-based Physical Therapy clinic that tailors care to individual wellness objectives. Our model is based on quality 1:1 care and not patient volume. Our clinicians are empowered to make a difference through authentic human connection, which includes the time allotment to listen carefully to patients, and then approach each therapy session based on the things discussed. We operate within a close-knit and supportive culture based on communication and collaboration. Our team members receive comprehensive orientation and mentorship as well as extensive training on modalities. Work schedules are flexible offering an ideal work/life balance. As an employer we are professional, fun and customer-centric! We have earned a reputation for providing exceptional patient care and are proud of the reviews and testimonials that highlight our patients’ experience with us! Responsibilities W Who you are You’re a compassionate Pediatric Physical Therapist who loves helping kids move, play, and participate at home, school, and in the community. You value autonomy with strong team support, enjoy partnering with caregivers, and communicate clearly with physicians, teachers, and other therapists. Pediatric experience is ideal, but a growth mindset and commitment to patient-centered care matter most.

Requirements

Valid Physical Therapy License in TN or eligibility to obtain one (Required).
A fervent commitment to patient-centered care.
Desire to be part of a team that values communication and collaboration.

Nice To Haves

Pediatric experience is ideal, but a growth mindset and commitment to patient-centered care matter most.

Responsibilities

Evaluate and treat children from infancy through adolescence across a range of conditions to help them reach their full potential.
Design play-based, goal-driven plans of care that build strength, balance, coordination, and functional mobility.
Use evidence-based interventions and appropriate modalities when indicated, including manual techniques, therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular re-education, taping, and gait training with assistive devices.
Educate and coach caregivers with practical home programs that fit real life.
Document clearly and on time to support outcomes, continuity, and payer requirements.