Part Time Physical Therapist

Be part of the movement that’s redefining women’s healthcare At Origin, working with us isn’t just a job—it’s a chance to transform the way care is delivered to women. Every day, we’re building a company that’s elevating the standard of care for thousands now, with our sights set on reaching millions in the future. This past year, we partnered tirelessly with insurance companies to break down barriers to care. As a result, we’re now in‑network for over 50 million people nationwide, making pelvic floor and whole‑body physical therapy more accessible and affordable than ever before. It’s a milestone we’re incredibly proud of, and it’s just the beginning. If you share our passion for creating accessible, life‑changing care, we’d love to have you on our team. Together, we can continue making a difference for those who need it most. Here’s what you can expect when you join us. What We Offer Comprehensive Benefits to Support You, Every Step of the Way At Origin, we prioritize your health, well‑being, and professional growth. Our part‑time benefits are designed to empower you through every stage of life, including: 100+ Paid hours of specialized hands‑on training in Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy by PFPTs with decades of experience through our innovative educational program. Paid Professional Growth Time for mentorship, learning, and contributing to Origin’s growing network of expertise. Continuing Education Stipends to make those dream classes and conferences affordable. Giving Back to the Profession: Become a Clinical Instructor to inspire the next generation of Pelvic Floor Physical Therapists. Monthly bonus potential to earn well above market pay At Origin, we believe in caring for the caregivers and redefining what it means to support your career and well‑being. About The Role Physical Therapists are responsible for supporting patient care and supporting clinic success by: Synthesizing pertinent information from a patient's referral, medical records, imaging, intake forms and subjective history taking. Diagnosing movement dysfunction via functional movement, posture and gait analysis, internal pelvic floor examinations, objective measurements and listening to patients concerns and goals. Using critical thinking to develop individualized plans of care for patients to include the patient's goals and expected outcomes of the plan. Utilizing evidence‑based interventions such as therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, neuromuscular re‑education, biofeedback and other modalities to achieve patients' goals. Evaluating and documenting patient progress, utilizing outcomes to drive results and modifying the plan of care as needed. Educating patients about what to expect from the recovery process and how to cope with challenges throughout the process Following up with patients to ensure better adherence to plan of care Connecting with providers and local organizations to increase awareness of therapies provided by the clinic and ensure that as many patients as possible that need care are able to receive it. Clinical instruction of at least 1 student rotation per year after the first year of treatment in your specialty area Other tasks as assigned What You’ll Achieve Having a deep sense of teamwork on behalf of patient care and outcomes will: Result in serving as many patients as possible who need care with high quality physical therapy at Origin Facilitation of care that creates meaningful outcomes (in partnership / mentorship with other PTs and/or providers as necessary) What Makes Us Different While each position may demand distinct skills and qualifications, we operate as a unified team, driven by our shared core values. At Origin, we're all about creating a safe and supportive haven within our community. We’re a growing team of hardworking and passionate individuals who integrate the following values into our everyday practices: Own it. We show up with our best work. We’re creative, focused, proactive, and get the details right. Go big. We have a big vision for women’s health and are energized by our potential impact. We act with urgency, yet remember it’s a long game. Stretch. Growth can be uncomfortable and progress isn’t always linear. We create a safe space for honest learning, taking risk, and understanding failure. Be generous. We’re kind, high integrity, and assume the best. We celebrate wins and build each other up. About You Licensed Physical Therapist in the state of Georgia (new grads welcome to apply!!) Interest in women’s health, pelvic floor physical therapy Bonus Points Pelvic Floor physical therapy experience, certification (not required, but we love it!) The pay range for this role is: 70,000.00 - 120,000.00 USD per year (Druid Hills) #J-18808-Ljbffr