Pediatric Therapy Specialist (PT/OT/SLP)

Paycom - ATS; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance options

Paid time off

403B/Retirement match

Free life insurance

Job summary

UCP of Central Florida seeks a Medical Therapy Employee (MTE) to deliver pediatric therapy in in-clinic and outpatient settings. The role involves evaluations, goal setting, and collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team to support children with and without disabilities.

The position requires a PT license in Florida, a bachelor’s degree in physical therapy, and pediatric experience. A master’s or doctoral degree is preferred, with strong documentation and family-education skills emphasized.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy required.
• Florida PT license active and in good standing.
• Pediatric development experience preferred in multidisciplinary settings.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct therapy evaluations, re-evaluations, and sessions.
• Set measurable goals and adapt therapy plans to maximize progress.
• Collaborate with education staff to integrate therapy goals into classroom activities.
• Document progress notes daily and maintain HIPAA-compliant records.
• Participate in multidisciplinary planning with other therapists, nursing, and education staff.
• Advise on equipment needs, splints, and assistive devices as appropriate.
• Provide parent education and home-program guidance.

Skills

Pediatric therapy

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Documentation

Communication

Active Florida PT license

Education

Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy

Master's or Doctorate in PT (preferred)

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

UCP of Central Florida seeks a Medical Therapy Employee (MTE) to deliver pediatric therapy in in-clinic and outpatient settings. The role involves evaluations, goal setting, and collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team to support children with and without disabilities.

The position requires a PT license in Florida, a bachelor’s degree in physical therapy, and pediatric experience. A master’s or doctoral degree is preferred, with strong documentation and family-education skills emphasized.