Pelvic Health & Orthopedic PT - Flexible, Growth-Focused

IMPACT Physical Therapy & Sports Recovery; Orland Park (IL); On-site; USD 78,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

CEU support

Mentorship programs

Bonus opportunities

Job summary

Join IMPACT Physical Therapy & Sports Recovery in Orland Park as a Pelvic Health/Ortho PT where your skills support diverse patient care. Customize your work between pelvic health and orthopedic patients in a supportive team environment.

The ideal candidate is encouraged to engage in continuous learning and will be provided mentorship, flexible scheduling, and opportunities to expand their expertise. A Physical Therapist license in Illinois is required, with some experience preferred.

Offering a salary range of $78,000 to $90,000 per year, this role emphasizes clinical autonomy and meaningful patient relationships.

Qualifications

• Must hold (or be eligible to obtain) a Physical Therapist license in Illinois.
• Preferred one year of experience as a licensed PT, or strong interest in pelvic health.
• Prior experience or strong interest in Pelvic Health is required.

Responsibilities

• Deliver exceptional care, helping patients return to their passions, stronger and more resilient.
• Engage in continuous learning, with opportunities to specialize in areas that excite you.

Skills

Clinical growth

Team collaboration

Empathy

Education

Physical Therapist license in Illinois

Job description

Join IMPACT Physical Therapy & Sports Recovery in Orland Park as a Pelvic Health/Ortho PT where your skills support diverse patient care. Customize your work between pelvic health and orthopedic patients in a supportive team environment.

The ideal candidate is encouraged to engage in continuous learning and will be provided mentorship, flexible scheduling, and opportunities to expand their expertise. A Physical Therapist license in Illinois is required, with some experience preferred.

Offering a salary range of $78,000 to $90,000 per year, this role emphasizes clinical autonomy and meaningful patient relationships.