Pediatric Physical Therapist: Empower Kids’ Mobility

Northside Center for Child Development; City of Rochester (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Northside Center for Child Development in New York City seeks a Pediatric Physical Therapist to assess and treat children with physical disabilities. You will develop individualized plans, guide families, and collaborate with healthcare teams to promote mobility and well-being.

Applicants should hold a DPT, active licensure, and CPP certification. This full-time role offers opportunities to work with schools and community programs while maintaining a child-centered approach.

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy and active licensure required.
• Experience providing PT to children with varied conditions.
• CPP certification preferred and pediatric therapy knowledge expected.

Responsibilities

• Perform initial assessments of a child's physical abilities and needs.
• Create individualized treatment plans and implement therapy plans.
• Deliver exercises to improve mobility, strength, balance, and endurance.
• Educate families on home exercise and progress maintenance.
• Track progress, adjust plans, and coordinate with other providers.
• Collaborate with schools and community programs to extend support.
• Ensure safe, ethical, patient-centered care environment.

Skills

Child development

Pediatric PT techniques

Interpersonal communication

Team collaboration

Time management

Adaptability

Independent work

Assessment & planning

Compassionate care

Education

Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy (DPT)

Current state licensure

Certification in Pediatric Physical Therapy (CPP)

Job description

Northside Center for Child Development in New York City seeks a Pediatric Physical Therapist to assess and treat children with physical disabilities. You will develop individualized plans, guide families, and collaborate with healthcare teams to promote mobility and well-being.

Applicants should hold a DPT, active licensure, and CPP certification. This full-time role offers opportunities to work with schools and community programs while maintaining a child-centered approach.