Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist

$52–$62/hr base plus benefits. Sessions run 45 to 60 minutes, one patient at a time, in a new office with natural light. You set the length.

I'm Sandra, a pelvic PT, and I've been running this practice coming on 20 years. Four things push good pelvic PTs out of this field: charting at night, productivity quotas, double-booked schedules, and working as the only pelvic clinician in a general ortho building. I built the job to strip all four out.

We're cash-pay and out-of-network. That economics is what pays for 60-minute sessions and a caseload nobody is padding.

You decide session length by what the patient needs that day, and as you build your caseload.

You’ll work alongside other pelvic-focused PTs. Hard cases get worked through with someone who knows the anatomy, in biweekly PT meetings and monthly in‑services. We fund continuing education and host brand name provider CE courses in the new clinic.

AI-assisted notes handle session documentation. Your charting finishes inside your workday.

Scheduling flexes around the emotional load this work carries. PTO climbs with tenure: 15 days, then 17, then 20.

• APTA or Herman & Wallace Pelvic Floor Level I
• 1+ years treating pelvic floor conditions, including internal work

Coming from ortho? Finish Level I and want a real pelvic caseload? I'll train you into it. Same for newer grads with a pelvic rotation. Mention it in your note.