Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Physician

Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine PhysicianAre you looking for a position where your voice matters, your ideas can grow and your clinical passions are supported? We are expanding our CARF-accredited Inpatient Pediatric Rehabilitation program and are seeking a dynamic, forward-thinking Pediatric Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) physician who wants the freedom to shape their ideal role within a thriving and collaborative health system.Why You'll Love This Opportunity:Create Your Perfect Practice Design a clinical mix that excites you — whether that's cerebral palsy care, spasticity management, TBI/SCI rehabilitation, neuromuscular disorders, transition programs, consult services or clinic expansion. We support innovation and provide the resources to build or grow your niche. Good Shepherd is at the leading-edge of technology including robotic gait training technology, NICU & respiratory rehabilitation, feeding rehabilitation programs, and brain injury & neurorehabilitation programs.Endless Growth Potential Interested in leadership? Research? Program development? Teaching? We tailor responsibilities around your career goals. Formal mentorship, administrative support and leadership pathways are readily available.Work with an Amazing Team Join a positive, tight-knit, interdisciplinary team that includes NPs, PT, OT, SLP, neuropsychology, respiratory, care managers and highly engaged nursing. You'll collaborate in an environment where everyone shares a commitment to exceptional, family-centered care.A Hospital That Has Your Back Good Shepherd invests deeply in our physicians, offering strong administrative support, ample resources and a culture that encourages autonomy and new ideas.Competitive Package & Lifestyle Flexibility Enjoy a competitive salary and benefits package, generous CME, ample PTO and flexible scheduling.Location, Location, Location Live and work in a community that offers the best of all worlds:About 60 minutes to PhiladelphiaLess than 90 minutes to New York CityBeautiful suburbs, excellent schools, outdoor recreation, diverse dining and a lower cost of living than major metrosThis is an ideal location for individuals or families who want access to world-class cities while enjoying a relaxed and welcoming home base.Who We're Looking ForA compassionate, motivated Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Physician (BC/BE) who thrives in collaborative environments and is excited to shape the next chapter of pediatric rehab in our region.Essential FunctionsProvides medical leadershipPerforms requested evaluations and follow-up visitsProvides coverage for physiatrist consultations when neededAttends CMEs to support clinical activities regularlyProvides educational supervision to any assigned residents or medical studentsImplements and creates a quality vision to improve the organization and all servedParticipates in the Good Shepherd on-call scheduleEducationResidency training and clinical experience in diagnosis, pediatrics and rehabilitation management of patients with impairments related to neurologic, musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and other general disorders is requiredWork ExperiencePrevious experience in medical management of pediatric rehabilitation patients in acute care and rehabilitation settings is requiredLicenses / CertificationsBoard Certified/Board Qualified Physiatrist requiredBoard Certified/Board Qualified Pediatrician and/or Pediatric Rehabilitation requiredPennsylvania State Medical License required (can have license from another state and acquire the PA license)Skills and AbilitiesMust have the ability to communicate effectivelyWhy Good Shepherd?Flexibility & Ability to Tailor the PositionOpportunity to shape the clinical mix (inpatient, outpatient, cerebral palsy, spasticity management, concussion, brain injury, etc.)Ability to develop or expand specialty interests (CP, TBI, SCI, NICU graduates, neuromuscular, transition-to-adult care, etc.)Protected time for program building, research or administrative leadershipChoice of schedule structures to support work–life balanceCareer Growth & Professional DevelopmentLeadership tracks (e.g., program director, division lead)Mentorship from senior faculty and organizational support for advancementResearch opportunities with funding or academic affiliationEducation opportunities (teaching residents, medical students, therapy partners)Supportive & Collaborative EnvironmentStrong interdisciplinary rehab team (NP, PT/OT/SLP, neuropsychology, respiratory, nursing, care coordinators)Access to established acute care hospital systems (LVHN/Jefferson and St. Luke's), ability to do NICU, PICU, acute care consults as interested, access to advanced technology (Lehigh University partnership), and robust resourcesCulture that values physician input, innovation and autonomyCompetitive Compensation & BenefitsCompetitive compensation package for the specialtyProtected administrative time, generous CME budget, flexible PTOMission & PurposeGood Shepherd's commitment to improving functional outcomesWork with a patient population that is inspiring and diverse