Pediatric Early Intervention PT — Growth & Mentorship

NeuroFit Institute; Indiana; On-site; USD 83,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off (PTO)

401k plan + matching

Paid training & mentoring

Mileage reimbursement

Paid drive time

Dedicated work iPad with built-in data

Reimbursement for licensing fees & APT

Annual continuing education stipend/tu

Job summary

NeuroFit Institute in the United States is seeking an Early Intervention Physical Therapist to deliver family-centered therapy for infants and toddlers. You will assess developmental needs, provide direct PT interventions, and collaborate with a team of therapists and educators to support each child’s growth.

The role offers mentorship by senior clinicians, opportunities for professional development, and a supportive culture that values dignity, empathy, and excellence in care.

Qualifications

• Experience in pediatrics required; new grads may qualify with pediatrics rotation and mentorship.
• Spanish-speaking (premium) is a plus.
• Board-certified pediatrics preferred (may carry per-hour premium).
• Licensed Physical Therapist in California.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct physical therapy intervention and consultative services to children (birth to 3 years) with developmental delays or risk for disability.
• Provide adaptive equipment and bracing recommendations as appropriate.
• Communicate and collaborate effectively with occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, infant educators, and service coordinators.
• Maintain accurate and timely documentation, including evaluations and progress reports.

Skills

Pediatrics experience

Mentorship opportunities

Education

California PT license

Board-certified pediatrics (preferred)

Job description

NeuroFit Institute in the United States is seeking an Early Intervention Physical Therapist to deliver family-centered therapy for infants and toddlers. You will assess developmental needs, provide direct PT interventions, and collaborate with a team of therapists and educators to support each child’s growth.

The role offers mentorship by senior clinicians, opportunities for professional development, and a supportive culture that values dignity, empathy, and excellence in care.