Pediatric Physical Therapist

Pediatric Physical Therapist Part-Time Opportunity Flexible pediatric home health opportunity with meaningful impact, supportive leadership, and caseloads ready to go. At Pediatric Partners, our physical therapists help children build strength, mobility, confidence, and independence in the place where progress matters most: their everyday environment. We are looking for a Part-Time Pediatric Physical Therapist to provide in-home therapy services for children and families across the DFW area. This role is a great fit for a PT who wants flexibility, meaningful pediatric work, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact without being tied to a traditional clinic schedule. Why This Opportunity Stands Out Flexible part-time schedulingBuild a schedule that works with your life while continuing to do work that matters. Pediatric caseload opportunities availableSupport children and families in areas with active therapy needs. Family-centered care in the homeHelp children carry over skills into real daily routines, from mobility and play to independence at home and in the community. Supportive clinical leadershipYou are not doing this work alone. Collaborate with a pediatric team that understands the home health setting and the importance of therapist support. Meaningful impact every visitHelp children improve strength, balance, coordination, mobility, gross motor skills, and functional independence. What You’ll Do As a Pediatric Physical Therapist, you will: Develop and implement individualized treatment plans based on each child’s needs, goals, and family priorities Provide direct physical therapy services in the home setting Support gross motor development, mobility, strength, coordination, balance, motor planning, and functional movement Monitor progress and adjust treatment plans to help children achieve meaningful outcomes Recommend adaptive equipment or assistive devices when appropriate and train families on proper use in daily routines Partner closely with parents and caregivers to support carryover between visits Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to provide coordinated, child-centered care Maintain accurate and timely documentation, including evaluations, daily notes, and progress reports What We’re Looking For Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program, DPT or equivalent Active Physical Therapy license in Texas One year of experience preferred Pediatric experience preferred, but not required Home health experience is a plus Strong communication skills and the ability to build trust with children and families A compassionate, dependable, and detail-oriented approach to care Commitment to providing high-quality, family-centered therapy What We Offer Flexible part-time scheduling Competitive compensation, including incentive bonus opportunities Company-provided iPad with 4G for seamless documentation and communication Professional development assistance, including CEU and licensure reimbursement opportunities Referral program with up to $5,000 incentive Pay on Demand access to earned wages 401(k) savings plan with company match Online training platform with 1,000+ professional development videos Employee recognition and spotlight programs Perks at Work discount program, including savings on wellness, fitness, travel, entertainment, and more Employee Resource Groups, including inclusion committees, therapist mentoring and support, DEIB Book Club, PRIDE, Veterans, Military and Families, and more Wellbeing Center with resources for workouts, mental health, sleep, finances, food, recipes, and more Additional benefits may be available for employees working 32+ hours per week, including medical, dental, vision, HSA and FSA accounts, PTO, paid holidays, and more. Join Pediatric Partners If you are a Physical Therapist who wants flexibility, purpose, and the chance to help children thrive in their everyday lives, we would love to connect with you. Apply today and help make a lasting impact for children and families across the DFW area.   AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT STATEMENT External and internal applicants, as well as position incumbents who become disabled, must be able to perform the essential job functions either unaided or with assistance of a reasonable accommodations to be determined on a case by case basis.