Pelvic Health Physical Therapist Associate — Growth & Impact

Washington University in St. Louis; O’Fallon (MO); On-site; USD 77,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation & Holidays

Health Insurance

Metro U-Pass

Tuition Benefits

Job summary

Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a Clinical Associate in Physical Therapy to provide one-on-one assessments and individualized treatment plans for outpatient pelvic health patients.

The role emphasizes collaborative care, professional development, and a positive clinical culture that supports patient participation. Responsibilities include managing a full caseload, developing movement-based diagnoses, and delivering evidence-based therapies while adhering to regulatory guidelines

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Physical Therapy or equivalent.
• Active licensure or eligibility in Missouri and/or Illinois.
• BLS certification required within one month of hire.

Responsibilities

• Manages a full patient caseload efficiently and informs supervisor of concerns.
• Evaluates patients and determines a movement diagnosis.
• Develops and implements tailored treatment plans including return-to-sport/work.
• Completes medical records accurately and coordinates with billing and referrals.
• Provides patient education and plans of care to patients and families.
• Maintains contact with patients and referring providers to discuss progress.

Skills

Caseload Management

Clinical Setting

Interpersonal Communication

Teamwork

Written Communication

Problem Solving

Adaptability

Organizing

Patient Counseling

Education

Master’s degree - Physical Therapy

Job description

Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a Clinical Associate in Physical Therapy to provide one-on-one assessments and individualized treatment plans for outpatient pelvic health patients.

The role emphasizes collaborative care, professional development, and a positive clinical culture that supports patient participation. Responsibilities include managing a full caseload, developing movement-based diagnoses, and delivering evidence-based therapies while adhering to regulatory guidelines