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PYG Therapy is growing and seeking dedicated Physical Therapists to provide pediatric home-based therapy services across Arizona. We are looking for clinicians who are passionate about helping children improve mobility, strength, independence, and overall quality of life in the environments where they learn and grow. Whether you're an experienced pediatric PT or interested in transitioning into home health, our team provides the flexibility, support, and resources needed to help you build a successful and rewarding career. Compensation Earn between $84-$118 per hourPay rates vary based on location, experience, and employment statusW-2 and 1099 opportunities availableFull-time, part-time, and contract positions offered Why Work With PYG Therapy? As a therapist-founded organization, we understand the unique challenges and rewards that come with providing care in the home setting. Our focus is on supporting clinicians through responsive communication, manageable caseloads, and a culture that prioritizes therapist success. What You'll Enjoy Flexible scheduling options designed around your availabilityOngoing assistance with patient placement and caseload growthSupportive leadership team that values open communicationRealistic productivity expectationsCollaborative environment with experienced therapy professionalsThe opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families Role Responsibilities As a Pediatric Physical Therapist, you will: Provide individualized physical therapy services in the home environmentEvaluate patient needs and establish treatment goals that support functional developmentDesign and implement personalized plans of careDocument patient progress, treatment outcomes, and ongoing recommendationsEducate parents and caregivers on exercises, activities, and strategies to support progress between visitsCollaborate with families, physicians, and interdisciplinary team members to coordinate careCommunicate patient updates, progress, and treatment recommendations to appropriate stakeholdersFoster strong therapeutic relationships with children and their caregivers Flexible Scheduling Options We believe clinicians should have flexibility in how they structure their schedules.