Boston Speech Therapy·Northampton, Massachusetts
Provide physical therapy services to students across multiple school buildings to improve mobility and educational access. Develop therapy plans and collaborate with educators and families to meet student goals.
Come work for a local woman-SLP-owned company based in Boston.. where we value YOUR work and make sure that caseloads are MANAGEABLE and that YOU have an appropriate space to work with the materials you need to do your job. Since we are owned and operated by therapists, we understand the unique needs of therapists. This role offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on student mobility, access, and educational participation through school-based physical therapy services. The Physical Therapist will support students across multiple school settings and work closely with educators, families, and special education partners to help students succeed.
Provide physical therapy services to 11-15 students across two school buildings. Develop and implement therapy plans aligned with each student's educational goals. Collaborate with educators and families to support student mobility and access. Document progress, service delivery, and compliance with special education requirements. Coordinate A, B, and C grid services across a three-day weekly schedule. Required Qualifications Licensed Physical Therapist eligible to practice in Massachusetts. Eligible to work in the United States.
Experience providing school-based physical therapy services for pediatric student populations. Experience supporting elementary and middle school students. Experience managing caseloads across multiple school buildings and service schedules. Experience documenting IEP goals, progress notes, and special education compliance requirements. Experience collaborating with educators, families, and special education teams. 1099 Employee Health Insurance stipend available if needed $80 per hour PT - 17 hours per week
Must be a licensed Physical Therapist eligible to practice in Massachusetts and authorized to work in the US. Experience with pediatric populations and school-based IEP documentation is preferred.
Market context
Part-time Physical Therapist openings in Massachusetts often draw interest from school-based and pediatric settings, where licensed candidates with IEP documentation experience can stand out. These roles are competitive because employers typically want Massachusetts licensure, U.S. work authorization, and familiarity with pediatric care, while the posted requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description to save you research time. If you are considering applying, review your licensure status and prepare examples of school-based documentation before submitting.
