Pediatrics & Pelvic Health Specialty Opportunity for PTs and PTAs

Description Pediatrics & Pelvic Health Specialty Opportunity New Bern, North Carolina P e d i a c t i v i t y Specialized Children's Therapy & Pappus Pelvic Health & Wellness Position Overview Pediactivity Specialized Children's Therapy and Pappus Pelvic Health & Wellness are seeking motivated Physical Therapists (PTs) and Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) to join our growing, specialty-focused practices. These two clinics operate side by side, offering a unique clinical environment where therapists may develop expertise in pediatrics, pelvic health, or an integrated combination of both. This structure provides an uncommon opportunity for professional growth across populations while maintaining a strong mentorship foundation. Both full-time and part-time positions are available. Clinical Focus Areas Pediactivity Specialized Children's Therapy Pediatric orthopedic and neuromuscular conditions Scoliosis-specific assessment and treatment Dynamic Serial Casting Aquatic Therapy Infant bodywork and early developmental intervention Reflex integration and complex movement disorders Orthotic management Pappus Pelvic Health & Wellness Pelvic floor dysfunction (adult and pediatric populations) Bowel and bladder disorders Pelvic floor coordination and motor control Pre- and postnatal care Oncology rehabilitation and lymphedema management Whole-body movement and postural integration Mentorship & Professional Development We are committed to developing highly skilled clinicians through structured and ongoing mentorship. Individualized mentorship plans based on experience level Hands-on training and clinical skill development Case collaboration and clinical reasoning support Continuing education reimbursement and support for specialty certification Exposure to advanced techniques not commonly available in traditional outpatient settings New graduates are encouraged to apply. Prior experience in pediatrics or pelvic health is preferred but not required. A strong desire to treat this population IS Required Practice Environment Our clinics emphasize: One-on-one, individualized patient care A collaborative and respectful team culture Clinical autonomy supported by mentorship A pace of care that prioritizes quality over volume Built-in documentation time and administrative support to promote work-life balance Requirements Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy or Physical Therapist Assistant program Active (or eligible) North Carolina licensure Strong communication and interpersonal skills Demonstrated interest in specialty practice areas (pediatrics and/or pelvic health) Commitment to ongoing learning and professional development