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Pelvic Floor Therapist (PT or OT)
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The Pelvic Model Physical Therapy
Los Angeles, CA (In Person)
$111,280 Salary, Part-Time
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The Pelvic Model is HIRING! Hello! We're The Pelvic Model , a pelvic-health-only practice in Highland Park, Los Angeles. We treat all things pelvic dysfunction: pelvic pain, urinary dysfunction, bowel dysfunction, sexual health, pregnancy & postpartum, and the complex cases that need real time and real expertise. At our clinic, we prioritize people first , both patients and our staff. Because we operate out-of-network, our therapists aren't rushed or boxed in by insurance rules. That means you get to treat patients the way you were trained to treat them: thoroughly with thoughtfulness and with clinical autonomy. It also means our team avoids the type of burnout that often comes from high-volume caseloads. Clinicians have a 7 patient a day maximum. We invest heavily in onboarding, mentorship, and clinical development . New team members receive a structured training program with: Modules covering common pelvic diagnoses and treatment approaches Shadowing with experienced pelvic therapists Weekly meetings A supportive team ready to answer questions and collaborate We're looking for another pelvic floor therapist who values evidence-based practice , a biopsychosocial and whole-body approach , and a clinic environment that supports quality over volume . This is a part-time position . We are looking for someone who is: Excited to treat pelvic health patients as 100% of their caseload. Motivated to learn, develop, and grow in this specialty. Driven to become an excellent pelvic PT, not just "dabble" in it. Aligned with the use of internal pelvic exams (when appropriate and with consent) and external treatment as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. On board with 1:1, 60-minute sessions and follow-up visits that allow you to assess and treat the entire body and look for root causes, not just symptoms. Thrives in a collaborative team where mutual support matters. Wants a clear, predictable schedule that supports high-quality care. Who may not be a good fit: Prefers a fast-paced, high-volume outpatient environment Does not want an exclusively pelvic caseload Is uncomfortable discussing sexual, urinary, or bowel health Prefers working in a large organization Prefers working independently without collaboration