Physical Therapist Private Practice Pelvic Health

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private therapy servicesCharleston (SC)

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Pelvic Health Physical Therapist Outpatient · 1:1 Care Pelvic health is personal. So is the way we practice. Private Therapy Services is continuing to grow our Orthopedic, Vestibular & Pelvic Health programs, and we are looking for a Physical Therapist who wants to practice in a setting where quality of care still comes first. This is a full-time opportunity for a South Carolina licensed PT with pelvic health training who wants to grow within a respected specialty program, treat complex and meaningful cases, and practice in a private setting where quality care comes first. At PTS, pelvic health is treated as the specialized, trust-based care it is. Our therapists have the time, privacy, and clinical support to listen well, educate clearly, and help patients move forward with confidence. Therapists have time to listen, evaluate, educate, and build thoughtful plans of care. Pelvic health requires trust, privacy, clinical skill, and compassion. Our model is built to support that. We are not trying to be the biggest PT clinic in Charleston. We are focused on being one of the best. What Makes This Opportunity Different At Private Therapy Services, you will have the time and support to do excellent work. You can expect: A robust monthly bonus programA dedicated pelvic health role within a respected specialty programA private, professional treatment environment for sensitive patient needs Time to build trust, educate well, and treat the whole personA supportive team that values clinical reasoning, collaboration, and excellent outcomes The opportunity to help grow pelvic health services in a well-established Charleston practiceA flexible full-time schedule designed to support sustainable clinical workA PT-owned private practice culture rooted in honesty, integrity, hard work, compassion, and doing good work every day About Private Therapy Services Private Therapy Services is a PT owned physical therapy practice serving Charleston and the surrounding Lowcountry. Our mission is simple: preserve and protect the physical therapy profession for both our patients and our therapists. We do that by bringing great therapists and great patients together, then giving our team the time, resources, and support needed to deliver meaningful outcomes. Our care is personal, hands-on, individualized, and rooted in strong therapist-patient relationships.
The Role: As a Pelvic Health Physical Therapist at PTS, you will provide skilled, compassionate care for patients navigating deeply personal pelvic health conditions. This role calls for strong clinical reasoning, clear patient education, discretion, and the ability to build trust. You will use evidence-based care and individualized treatment plans to help patients reduce pain, restore function, build confidence, and improve their quality of life.
What We’re Looking For: 1-2 years of pelvic health experience Strong communication and patient education skillsA desire to keep learning and growing clinically Confidence working with a variety of patient needs and backgrounds Professionalism, empathy, discretion, and sound clinical judgment A collaborative mindset Level 1 & 2 Pelvic Health Certification preferred Active South Carolina Physical Therapist license Why This Role Matters Pelvic health patients need more than a protocol. They need a therapist who has the time to hear them, understand what they are experiencing, and help them move forward with dignity and confidence. That is the kind of care we believe in at Private Therapy Services. If you are looking for a place where physical therapy still feels personal, skilled, and deeply meaningful, we would love to talk with you. Apply today to learn more about joining Private Therapy Services!

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