Pediatric Physical Therapist

Our client is a pediatric-focused clinic dedicated to helping children reach their fullest potential through compassionate, individualized care. They serve children and families in a supportive, collaborative environment where therapy is engaging, goal-oriented, and family-centered. Our client believes therapy should be engaging, empowering, and rooted in strong family partnerships. If you are passionate about helping children move, grow, and thrive in a positive and encouraging setting, they would love to meet you.

Position Summary

Our client is seeking a licensed Pediatric Physical Therapist to provide high-quality therapeutic services to children with a variety of developmental, neurological, orthopedic, and sensory-motor challenges. The ideal candidate is compassionate, energetic, and committed to helping children build strength, mobility, coordination, and confidence.

Key Responsibilities

• ▫ Evaluate and assess pediatric patients using standardized and clinical assessment tools
• ▫ Develop and implement individualized treatment plans based on each child’s needs and goals
• ▫ Provide one-on-one therapy sessions in a clinic-based setting
• ▫ Educate and coach families on home exercise programs and progress strategies
• ▫ Maintain accurate and timely documentation in compliance with state and payer requirements
• ▫ Collaborate with occupational therapists, speech therapists, and other team members
• ▫ Participate in team meetings and contribute to a positive clinic culture
• ▫ Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed

Requirements

• ▫ Doctorate or Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program
• ▫ Active South Carolina Physical Therapy license (or eligible for licensure)
• ▫ Pediatric experience preferred (new graduates with strong pediatric interest encouraged to apply)
• ▫ Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• ▫ Ability to build rapport with children and families
• ▫ CPR certification
• Preferred Experience
• ▫ Experience with early intervention, developmental delays, cerebral palsy, torticollis, gait abnormalities, and gross motor delays
• ▫ Familiarity with sensory integration principles