Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist (PT)

Job Description

Job Description

Help People Reclaim the Parts of Life They Have Quietly LostSome patients stop exercising because they are afraid of leaking.
Some avoid intimacy because of pain.
Others are told their symptoms are simply part of pregnancy, aging, or surgery.
We believe they deserve a better answer.
At FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers – Harker Heights , we are building a pelvic health program where people feel safe, understood, and empowered to regain control of their bodies and their lives.
We are looking for a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist who wants to help us build it.
The MissionOur mission is to empower people to take control of their recovery and wellness so they can return to the activities they love.
You will help patients improve bladder and bowel control, overcome pelvic pain, recover from pregnancy and childbirth, restore intimacy, and participate confidently in daily life.
You will not simply treat pelvic floor dysfunction. You will help restore confidence, dignity, and freedom.
How We Work We treat the whole person—not just the diagnosis.
We protect patient dignity and build trust through compassionate care.
We take ownership and continually pursue clinical growth.
If you are thinking, “HELL YEAH—this is the work I want to do,” keep reading.
If you want to follow generic protocols, avoid accountability, or simply fill a schedule, this is not the opportunity for you. Responsibilities What You Will Love to Do1. Solve Complex ProblemsPerform comprehensive evaluations and identify the factors affecting each patient’s symptoms, function, and quality of life.
2. Create Individualized CareUse education, therapeutic exercise, manual techniques, biofeedback, and other evidence-based interventions.
3. Restore Bladder and Bowel ConfidenceTreat urinary leakage, urgency, frequency, nocturia, constipation, and fecal incontinence.
4. Help Patients Overcome Pelvic PainAddress pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, coccydynia, dyspareunia, vulvodynia, pudendal neuralgia, and male pelvic pain.
5. Guide Pregnancy and Postpartum RecoveryHelp patients manage pelvic or back pain, diastasis recti, prolapse, and recovery following childbirth or perineal injury.
6. Build Something MeaningfulHelp grow our pelvic health program, educate the community, and improve access to specialized care throughout Central Texas.
You Will Thrive Here If You

• Make patients feel safe, heard, and respected.
• Discuss sensitive concerns with confidence and without judgment.
• Protect patient privacy, dignity, and informed consent.
• Provide ethical, evidence-based care.
• Communicate clearly with patients, teammates, and referring providers.
• Take ownership of outcomes, documentation, and the patient experience.
• Welcome feedback and accountability.
• Stay current with pelvic health research.
• Are compassionate, reliable, proactive, and growth-minded.
• Want to build a meaningful specialty program—not simply find another job.

We can help develop clinical skills.
We cannot manufacture humility, ownership, compassion, or effort. Required Skills What You Will Find Here

• Individualized, one-on-one patient care.
• A private and respectful treatment environment.
• Mentorship from an OCS-certified clinician.
• A supportive, collaborative team.
• Continuing education and professional growth opportunities.
• The opportunity to help lead and grow a specialty program.
• Advanced clinical technology.
• AI-assisted documentation designed to reduce after-hours charting.
• A growing clinic where your contribution will matter.

• Qualifications
  • Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program.
  • Current Texas PT license or eligibility for Texas licensure.
  • Pelvic health education, certification, or meaningful clinical experience.
  • Strong communication and clinical reasoning skills.
  • Commitment to privacy, professional boundaries, and patient-centered care.
• Ready to Do Work That Matters?You could take another physical therapy job.
  Or you could help someone exercise without leaking, sleep through the night, enjoy intimacy again, recover after childbirth, and trust their body once more.
  If that is the impact you want your career to have, apply today.
  Help us build the pelvic health program this community deserves—and help more people LOVE YOUR LIFE® .