Physical Therapist- Scoliosis

About This Role Reporting to the Supervisor of the Pediatric Service Line or designee, the Scoliosis Physical Therapist will join a collaborative, multidisciplinary team dedicated to providing exceptional care to pediatric and adolescent patients with scoliosis. This is an exciting opportunity for both experienced clinicians and new graduates who are passionate about orthopedic and pediatric rehabilitation and interested in developing specialized expertise in scoliosis-specific rehabilitation. No prior scoliosis experience or scoliosis-specific certification is required. Comprehensive training and mentorship will be provided to support the development of expertise in scoliosis-specific rehabilitation. The Scoliosis Physical Therapist is responsible for patient evaluations, treatment planning, intervention, and ongoing assessment, providing comprehensive care appropriate to the age and needs of the patients served in accordance with the departmental philosophy and objectives. While the position has a primary focus on scoliosis care, therapists will also treat orthopedic, neurological, and pediatric patients based on departmental needs and the therapist's experience. Approximately 50% of the caseload may include non-scoliosis patients. Schedule Part Time Pay Range $42.50-$55.00/Hourly Shift Day/Eve shift Hours TBD Qualifications Licensed Physical Therapist or eligible for licensure. New graduates are encouraged to apply. Prior scoliosis experience is preferred but not required. Schroth, SEAS, or other scoliosis-specific certifications are preferred but not required. Strong interest in orthopedic and/or pediatric rehabilitation. Desire to develop expertise in scoliosis treatment and conservative spine care. The successful candidate will receive mentorship and support in developing skills related to: Scoliosis‑specific exercise programs Schroth and SEAS treatment principles Brace management and patient education Home exercise program development Adolescent and pediatric orthopedic rehabilitation The ideal candidate is a motivated clinician who enjoys working as part of an interdisciplinary team, communicates effectively with patients and families, and is enthusiastic about building a rewarding career in a growing specialty area. We are committed to investing in the professional growth and development of the right candidate through ongoing training, mentorship and continuing education. #J-18808-Ljbffr Emerson Health