Pediatric PT: Growth, Collaboration & CEU Opportunities

MetroEHS Pediatric Therapy; Southfield (MI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with 4% match

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

Paid time off (PTO)

11 paid holidays annually

EAP

529 college savings plan

Free CEUs and conference budget

Research opportunities

Career advancement pathways

Mentorship and team support

Job summary

MetroEHS Pediatric Therapy in Southeast Michigan seeks a Pediatric Physical Therapist to deliver evidence-based, multidisciplinary care at our Southfield center. The role involves evaluating children, designing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with families to support progress at home.

You will work within a collaborative team to improve mobility, strength, and functional outcomes for diverse pediatric needs, while adhering to professional standards and documenting progress.

Qualifications

• Must graduate from an accredited Physical Therapy program (PT).
• NPTE certification required for licensure.
• Valid Michigan state Physical Therapy license is required.

Responsibilities

• Empower children to thrive through personalized therapy plans.
• Assess, diagnose, and implement targeted interventions for physical, developmental, and neurological needs.
• Collaborate with families to provide home program guidance and education.
• Develop and modify treatment plans to meet evolving goals and needs.
• Work with a multidisciplinary team to coordinate care with physicians, educators, and other therapists.
• Advocate for resources and equipment to enhance outcomes.
• Maintain meticulous documentation and ensure adherence to standards.

Skills

Patient care

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Clinical assessment

Education

Accredited PT program

NPTE certified

Michigan license

Job description

MetroEHS Pediatric Therapy in Southeast Michigan seeks a Pediatric Physical Therapist to deliver evidence-based, multidisciplinary care at our Southfield center. The role involves evaluating children, designing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with families to support progress at home.

You will work within a collaborative team to improve mobility, strength, and functional outcomes for diverse pediatric needs, while adhering to professional standards and documenting progress.