Physical Therapist - Early Intervention & Clinic Based

Tri-County Therapy•Ladson, SC

17d•$65,000 - $90,000•Hybrid

About The Position

At Tri-County Therapy (TCT) our mission is to deliver exceptional, evidence-based care while fostering a team of passionate professionals who are empowered to grow, collaborate, and make a meaningful impact. At TCT, we believe the best outcomes come from working together. Our multidisciplinary team of Occupational Therapists (OT), Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP), and Physical Therapists (PT) partners closely to provide comprehensive care in our clinics, as well as in homes, schools, and community settings. We have locations in Charleston, Ladson, Mount Pleasant, Greenville, and Anderson, and have bulit a reputation for clinical excellence and family-centered care. When you join TCT, you'll become part of a team dedicated to helping children reach their fullest potential while building a rewarding career of your own. We are currently hiring for a: Full-Time Mixed Community + Clinic based PT treating in the Ladson clinic and the North Charleston community (office, homes, preschools, early intervention)

Requirements

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from an accredited program (or equivalent degree recognized by the APTA).
Current or eligible for South Carolina Physical Therapy licensure.
Pediatric experience through employment or clinical rotations.
Strong understanding of child development and pediatric motor skill progression from birth through adolescence.

Responsibilities

Evaluate and treat children with a variety of developmental, neurological, orthopedic, and gross motor needs.
Develop individualized treatment plans and home exercise programs to help children achieve their goals.
Provide evidence-based therapy to improve strength, balance, coordination, mobility, and functional independence.
Assess the need for orthotics, adaptive equipment, and other supports, and collaborate with families throughout the process.
Deliver high-quality, family-centered care while educating caregivers on strategies to support progress at home.
Maintain accurate, timely documentation, including evaluations, daily treatment notes, progress reports, and discharge summaries.
Collaborate with occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, physicians, and other providers to deliver coordinated care.
Manage a diverse pediatric caseload while providing compassionate, engaging therapy that helps children reach their full potential.