Build a Pediatric Physical Therapy Career Where Your Creativity and Clinical Skills Matter At Developmental Steps in Mt. Kisco, New York , you will help children build the strength, balance, coordination, mobility, and confidence they need to participate more fully in school, play, and everyday life. You will create engaging, individualized Pediatric Physical Therapy sessions , collaborate with families and a multidisciplinary team, and help each child work toward meaningful developmental and functional milestones. Whether you are an experienced Pediatric Physical Therapist or a new graduate ready to begin a career in pediatrics , you will receive the mentorship, collaboration, and professional support needed to continue growing. Compensation and Benefits Competitive salary up to $100,000 Performance-based bonus opportunities Health insurance SIMPLE retirement plan Employer retirement contributions Paid time off Flexible scheduling Clinical mentorship and support Professional development and training Career advancement opportunities Wellness resources Employee discounts Company events and team activities Why Pediatric Physical Therapists Choose Developmental Steps Meaningful Pediatric Physical Therapy focused on functional progress Creative, individualized treatment sessions Opportunities to provide care in clinic and school-based settings Collaboration with Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists, educators, and caregivers Clinical mentorship for new graduates and developing Pediatric Physical Therapists A supportive team that values clinical judgment, communication, and new ideas Flexible scheduling that supports greater work-life balance Professional development and long-term career growth Help Children Reach Meaningful Milestones As a Pediatric Physical Therapist, your work will help children improve the physical skills they need to: Walk, run, climb, and play Improve strength, balance, and coordination Develop gross motor and motor-planning skills Increase mobility, endurance, and functional independence Participate more confidently at home and at school Engage more fully in recreational and community activities Work toward developmental milestones that matter to their families You will have the opportunity to see how thoughtful Pediatric Physical Therapy can improve a child's confidence, participation, and quality of life. Create Physical Therapy Sessions Children Want to Participate In Every child has different abilities, interests, challenges, and goals. You will use your clinical reasoning and creativity to design age-appropriate treatment sessions that may include: Therapeutic exercise Functional movement activities Balance and coordination training Strength and endurance development Mobility and gait training Motor-planning activities Therapeutic equipment Play-based Physical Therapy interventions You will have the freedom to adapt each session to the child while keeping treatment focused on measurable, functional outcomes. Collaborate With Families and a Multidisciplinary Team Pediatric Physical Therapy continues beyond the treatment session. You will work closely with parents and caregivers to help them understand their child's goals, progress, and plan of care. You will also provide practical strategies families can use to encourage development and carryover at home.

Your multidisciplinary team may include:

Physical Therapists Occupational Therapists Speech-Language Pathologists Educators and school personnel Parents and caregivers Other professionals involved in the child's care Through regular communication and case collaboration, you will help provide coordinated care that supports the whole child. Mentorship for New Graduate Physical Therapists Beginning your Pediatric Physical Therapy career with the right support can shape the clinician you become. New graduates will have access to: Clinical mentorship from experienced therapists Support with Pediatric Physical Therapy evaluations Guidance developing individualized plans of care Case discussions and collaborative problem-solving Feedback on treatment planning and clinical decision-making Opportunities to develop confidence working with children and families Professional development and continued training New graduate Physical Therapists with an interest in pediatrics are encouraged to apply. Growth for Experienced Pediatric Physical Therapists Experienced Pediatric Physical Therapists will have opportunities to: Use their clinical judgment and professional expertise Develop creative, individualized treatment approaches Collaborate across disciplines Share ideas and contribute to clinical discussions Expand their Pediatric Physical Therapy skills Support the development of other clinicians Grow into additional responsibilities and career opportunities Your experience, perspective, and ideas will be welcomed as Developmental Steps continues to grow. What You Will Do As a Pediatric Physical Therapist, you will: Perform comprehensive Pediatric Physical Therapy evaluations Assess strength, balance, coordination, mobility, endurance, gross motor skills, and functional abilities Develop individualized plans of care based on each child's needs and goals Provide evidence-based Pediatric Physical Therapy interventions Create engaging, age-appropriate treatment sessions Help children improve mobility, motor planning, balance, coordination, and independence Support participation in school, play, home, and community activities Monitor progress and adjust treatment plans based on each child's response Educate families and caregivers on home activities and developmental strategies Collaborate with educators and multidisciplinary team members Complete evaluations, treatment notes, progress reports, and other documentation accurately and on time Participate in team communication, case discussions, and care coordination Provide care across clinic and school-based settings What We Are Looking For Doctor of Physical Therapy degree Licensed or eligible for Physical Therapy licensure in New York Pediatric experience or a pediatric clinical rotation preferred New graduates are encouraged to apply Interest in Pediatric Physical Therapy and child development Strong clinical reasoning and problem-solving skills Ability to create engaging, individualized treatment sessions Strong communication and relationship-building skills Collaborative and team-focused approach Compassionate, patient-centered mindset Commitment to helping children reach meaningful functional goals Build Your Pediatric Physical Therapy Career With Developmental Steps Join a Pediatric Therapy team where your clinical judgment is respected, your creativity is encouraged, and your work can make a lasting difference for children and their families. Developmental Steps is currently interviewing Physical Therapists who are ready to provide meaningful pediatric care while continuing to grow professionally. Apply today to join Developmental Steps as a Pediatric Physical Therapist in Mt. Kisco, New York.

Pay:

Up to $100,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Flexible schedule Health insurance Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Relocation assistance

License/Certification:

Physical Therapy License (Required)

Work Location:

In person