Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist

About the role

Ground Floor PT is moving from a team of One to a team of Some and we're looking for a dedicated Pelvic PT to grow our team. This would be a part-time position with an expectation to transition to full-time as your caseload grows. At GFPT, we specialize in providing pelvic floor PT to every body with a pelvis—fostering a welcoming and accessible environment for our PTs as well as our patients.

What we offer

• 1-on-1 treatment sessions: clients receive exceptional care and you get time to focus without juggling multiple patients or splitting your caseload
• PT support technology: ambient listening software to assist with clinical documentation speed and accuracy; EMR allows patient self-schedule management, minimizing phone tag after hours
• Supportive hands-on mentorship: growth happens as a team; pelvic floor PT does not need to be talked about in hushed tones here
• Technology supporting work-life balance including AI Scribe subscription
• Paid Time Off
• Continuing Education Credits
• License Reimbursement
• 401K with matching
• Profit Sharing Potential

Requirements

• Illinois Physical Therapy License and CPR certification
• Competent in treating the pelvic floor for all genders or willing to gain competency in treating all genders
• Must have taken at least one initial pelvic health course—open to hiring ambitious new grads!
• Confident with networking and creating interprofessional connections to drive patient referrals and take ownership of growing caseload
• Ability to handle a full caseload of 35-40 patients per week once at full-time hours

Preferred qualifications

• Previous clinical experience as an outpatient pelvic floor PT
• Completed pelvic PT clinical rotation or Pelvic PT residency
• Pelvic PT Certifications including Board certified Women's Health clinical specialist (WCS), CAPP certification, PRPC, etc.
• Passion for community public health education and potential to create and promote group classes
• Prior experience treating specialty populations including neurological or pediatric patients