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Quick overview

The Physical Therapist conducts developmental evaluations and provides hands-on therapy to support gross motor development in children aged birth to three. They also coach families to integrate therapeutic strategies into daily routines.

Requirements summary

Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree with experience, a Master's degree, or a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, along with current licensure from the State of Wisconsin. Strong organizational, communication, and collaboration skills are essential.

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Job description

Physical Therapist – Birth to 3 Program

Position Type: Contracted, Limited Hours (Wednesdays, approximately 6–8 hours/week)

Summary

The Physical Therapist provides early intervention services to children aged birth to three in home and community settings. This role focuses on supporting gross motor development and functional mobility through individualized therapy and family coaching.

Positions responsibilities include but are not limited to

· Conduct developmental evaluations for infants and toddlers. · Identify delays in gross motor development, strength, muscle tone, range of motion, endurance, balance, coordination, posture, mobility, play skills, and overall functional development. · Provide hands-on therapy within natural environments. · Coach families and caregivers to integrate therapeutic strategies into daily routines. · Recommend adaptive strategies, tools, and interventions. · Collaborate with team members and participate in IFSP meetings, updates, and progress reviews. · Maintain thorough and accurate documentation, including discharge reports. · Independently bill private insurance and Medicaid (MA). · Comply with HIPAA regulations and DHS 90 standards. · Attend team meetings and communicate with the program coordinator as required. · Participate in professional development and maintain licensure.

Qualifications

· Bachelor’s degree with experience, Master’s degree (depending on graduation year), or Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. · Current licensure from the State of Wisconsin. · Excellent organizational and time management skills. · Strong communication and collaboration abilities.