Physical Therapist - Pelvic Health Clinic at Aylara

Job Description

Job Description

Physical Therapist – Pelvic Health Clinic

Aylara Pelvic Health | Logan & Brigham City, UT $83,000 – $114,000 per year ($40–$55/hour DOE) | Full-time or Part-time | Relocation Bonus Available

The kind of PT role where you can actually build a pelvic health specialty — without the volume-job grind.

You got into physical therapy because you care about people, outcomes, and the craft of great care. Pelvic health is exactly that kind of work — nuanced, relationship-based, and built on trust, time, and clinical skill.

At Aylara, you're not stepping into a numbers game. You're stepping into a pelvic health clinic built for clinicians who want to go deeper, treat with intention, and feel genuinely proud of the care they deliver.

You'll get 60-minute one-on-one appointments , so you can listen, assess thoroughly, educate well, and build the kind of trust pelvic rehab requires. You'll get a growing team and steady demand, so you're not wondering what next month looks like. And you'll get leadership that's willing to train you in pelvic floor — which means you don't need to show up as a finished product. You just need the right mindset and a real passion for this work.

Our Mission

Help people feel comfortable, capable, and in control again — through exceptional pelvic health care delivered with professionalism, empathy, and clinical excellence.

What This Role Offers

• 60-minute one-on-one appointments. Real time to evaluate, treat, and educate the way you were trained to.

• A cash-based model. Your day centers on patient experience and outcomes, not productivity quotas.

• Pelvic floor training and mentorship. If pelvic health is your calling, we'll help you build the skills to become excellent at it.

• A growth-minded clinic. This hire exists because we're expanding — meaning real room to grow alongside it.

• A team that feels human. Company parties, free snacks, wellness resources, and colleagues who celebrate wins together.

• A clear path to specialize and lead. Whether you're just starting out or already established, there's room to deepen your expertise and shape the next chapter of the clinic.

Whether You're New or Experienced

If you're newer to the field, this is a place to build confidence and skills the right way — with training, mentorship, and a clinic that values your education over your billable hours.

If you're an experienced PT, this is a place to refine your specialty, take on more responsibility, and help shape a growing pelvic health practice. You'll have a real voice in where the work goes.

What You'll Do

• Evaluate and treat pelvic health patients within a dedicated pelvic floor practice

• Deliver patient-first care using full 60-minute appointments for thorough, individualized treatment

• Develop and track plans of care — building clear treatment plans, monitoring outcomes, and supporting meaningful patient progress

• Educate with confidence and compassion so patients feel safe, informed, and empowered

• Contribute to a positive clinic culture that's professional, supportive, and genuinely growth-focused

Living and Working in Cache Valley

Logan and Brigham City sit at the heart of one of Utah's most livable regions — a quieter pace of life, easy access to the Wasatch and Bear River Range, real community feel, and a lower cost of living than the I-15 corridor. If you've been looking for a place to do meaningful clinical work without the grind of a major metro, Cache Valley delivers.

Compensation & Benefits

• $40–$55/hour | $83,200–$114,400 annually (DOE)

• Relocation bonus available for the right candidate

• Full-time or part-time flexibility

• Health insurance

• Paid time off

• $750/year CEU support

• Training and development in pelvic floor specialization

• Flexible schedule

• Wellness resources

• Opportunities for advancement

• Employee discounts

• Free food, snacks, and team celebrations

Requirements

• Active Physical Therapy License (Required)

• Genuine interest in pelvic health (training provided)

• Strong communication and patient-education skills

Why Apply Today

Pelvic health clinics that truly support both the work and the clinician are rare. If you have the passion for this specialty and want a clinic where you can grow into it with real backing — and a relocation bonus to help you get here — this is a strong next step.