Pelvic Physical Therapist

About the job Pelvic Physical Therapist This is a unique opportunity to work in a low-volume, cash-based practice where you can focus on high-quality, individualized care. Both experienced therapists and recent graduates are welcome structured mentorship is provided. Why You'll Enjoy This Role Dedicated Time with Patients: Treat 5-7 patients daily in 60-minute, one-on-one sessions. Simplified Documentation: Out-of-network model eliminates insurance headaches, letting you focus on care. Holistic Approach: Use manual therapies (craniosacral, visceral, traditional MT), exercise, and patient education; collaborate with the in-house shockwave therapy team when appropriate. Professional Growth: Mentorship, weekly case discussions, and ongoing skills development. Supportive Culture: Work with a small, tight-knit team that prioritizes patient relationships. What You'll Be Doing Assess and treat pelvic health conditions, including postpartum recovery, pelvic floor dysfunction, pain, incontinence, and prolapse. Apply manual therapy techniques combined with exercise and patient education in a holistic approach. Focus primarily on female patients, with occasional male cases as skills allow. Participate in case discussions and collaborate with the team to develop care plans. Support the growth of your caseload through excellent outcomes, patient education, and community engagement (workshops, talks, referrals, online reviews). Maintain timely and accurate EMR documentation. Who You Are Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or equivalent, with Iowa PT license or eligibility. Previous pelvic health experience is a plus, but not required; mentorship is provided. Strong interpersonal, communication, and teaching skills. Passionate about hands-on, holistic care and building meaningful patient relationships. Motivated to grow professionally and contribute to the community. Compensation & Benefits Competitive salary with structured bonus plan based on caseload, patient outcomes, and referrals. Flexible scheduling options. Paid time off and holidays. Continuing education opportunities and specialty training in pelvic therapy, manual therapy, and shockwave techniques. Qualification Candidates should have 2-3 years of prior experience assessing and treating pelvic floor dysfunctions, delivering individualized treatment plans, and managing patient caseloads in a clinical setting. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in using Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems tailored for physical therapy, such as WebPT or TheraOffice, for accurate patient documentation and care management. Skills: Physical Therapist, DPT, Iowa PT License, Pelvic Health Experience 3 years of experience in Pelvic Physical Therapy preferred Must have a Bachelor's Degree in PT Must have lived in the Dubuque, IA area.

Created: 2026-03-04