Pediatric Physical Therapist

About Us We’re a family-centered practice with a mission to give our patients the tools they need to participate more fully in their everyday lives. We take time with our patients and families, we celebrate progress, and we believe deeply in meeting each person where they are. We also value kindness, collaboration, and treating every patient and family like they matter, because they do. Our practice is growing, and we’re seeing significant growth in our adult patient population. This is an opportunity to join a growing team and help us continue building a PT program that serves both children and adults in our community. What You’ll Be Doing This role is hands‑on, creative, and incredibly rewarding. Your caseload will include both pediatric and adult patients, giving you the opportunity to work with a variety of diagnoses, goals, and functional needs. Supporting children with sensory integration, reflex integration, mobility development, and functional movement using a variety of fun, movement‑based activities. Incorporating Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) into pediatric sessions — or learning it if you haven’t used it yet. Incorporating TASES, whole‑body vibration, and other modalities into treatment when appropriate. Completing wheelchair seating evaluations and helping families understand how proper positioning can impact a child’s comfort, function, and overall mobility. Conducting durable medical equipment evaluations, including seating and mobility devices, and working with vendors when needed. Providing orthopedic and functional rehabilitation to adult patients. Treating adults with conditions affecting strength, mobility, balance, endurance, and functional movement. Working with patients before and after surgery as they work toward returning to everyday activities. Treating spine pain, weakness, and disc derangements, including use of the McKenzie Method when appropriate. Working with athletes and active adults on injury recovery, strengthening, mobility, and return‑to‑sport or return‑to‑activity goals. Performing observational gait analysis and addressing gait and mobility concerns across pediatric and adult populations. Helping patients build strength, mobility, confidence, and independence. Coaching families and patients so they feel confident continuing appropriate strategies at home and in their daily lives. Working closely with a small team that values communication, respect, and showing up for each other. Celebrating progress, no matter how big or small. Who We’re Hoping to Find We’re looking for someone who cares deeply about their patients and wants to build genuine relationships with the people they serve. Are a licensed Physical Therapist in Michigan. Enjoy working with patients across different ages and abilities. Are comfortable treating or interested in treating both pediatric and adult patients. Have an interest in pediatric physical therapy and developmental mobility. Have an interest in DMI, or experience with it, we’re happy to support additional training. Are comfortable with, or open to learning, wheelchair seating and DME evaluations. Have an interest in orthopedic rehabilitation, sports injuries, spine care, gait, or functional mobility. Communicate with patients and families in an honest, warm, and supportive way. Love problem‑solving and finding creative solutions. Are curious and willing to continue developing your clinical skills. Want to work somewhere where your voice matters and your ideas are welcome. Are looking for a part‑time role with the opportunity to grow into full‑time as the clinic and your caseload grow. Pediatric experience is preferred, but we’re open to the right PT who is eager to learn. New graduates are welcome to apply, especially those with a strong interest in pediatrics and a willingness to work with a varied patient population. What We Can Offer You Working with HEROES means joining a team that is genuinely committed to your growth just as much as the growth of the patients we serve. You’ll find: Flexible part‑time hours with the opportunity to grow into full‑time. A varied caseload that includes both pediatric and adult patients. A supportive team open to mentoring, training, and helping you build skills in areas such as DMI, adaptive equipment, pediatric mobility, and orthopedic rehabilitation. A warm, family‑focused environment where we celebrate wins together. Space to bring your creativity and personality into your sessions. The opportunity to develop your clinical interests while working with a diverse patient population. A chance to build meaningful relationships with patients and families who truly appreciate the care you provide. The opportunity to be part of a growing clinic that values quality over quantity — we don’t want to rush sessions or overload our staff. Education and Experience Bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program. Current Physical Therapist license in the State of Michigan. Pediatric experience is preferred but not required. Experience with Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI), sensory integration, pediatric mobility, or developmental therapy is helpful but not required. Experience with wheelchair seating or durable medical equipment assessments is a plus but not required. Experience with orthopedic rehabilitation, sports rehabilitation, spine care, gait analysis, or treatment of adult patients is helpful but not required. New graduates are welcome to apply. Pay: $38.00 - $66.00 per hour Expected hours: 10.0 – 35.0 per week Education Master’s (Preferred) Ability to Commute Allegan, MI 49010 (Required) Work Location In person #J-18808-Ljbffr