The Kidz Club·Saint Petersburg, Florida
Assess and diagnose developmental and musculoskeletal disorders in medically-complex children from birth to 21. Develop and implement individualized evidence-based treatment plans while collaborating with a multidisciplinary healthcare team.
Pediatric Physical Therapist (PT) at TKC Therapy Full-time, Part-time, or PRN hours available. All kids are on-site daily, so no there's no appointments-- you decide your own schedule!
TKC Therapy provides high-quality and intensive PT, OT, and ST services to children attending The Kidz Club (TKC), a Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care (PPEC) center. PPEC centers provide daily skilled nursing care to medically-complex children, ages birth to under 21. Learn more about us by visiting our website.
1. Possession of a master's or doctorate degree in physical therapy from an accredited program and state licensure from the Department of Health. 2. Clinical experience working with the pediatric population (medical pediatric population strongly preferred). 3. Strong interpersonal and communication skills to collaborate effectively with clients, families, and interdisciplinary teams. 4. Proficiency using standardized assessment tools, therapeutic interventions, and assistive technologies relevant to the field. 5. Commitment to maintaining professional competency and adhering to HIPAA policies and ethical standards. 6. Current CPR (BLS) certificate.
(for full-time, W-2 employees) Flexible schedule – days worked, start/end time, and daily scheduling of patients is heavily up to the therapist, as long as caseload coverage is being met. We are open Saturdays if you’d like the opportunity to see extra hours, but this is not required. PTO and Paid Holidays 401K or Student Loan Reimbursement Health Benefits or HRA Vision and Dental Benefits Life Insurance (Basic and Voluntary) Long-Term Care with Death Benefit FSA - Dependent Care Short- and Long-Term Disability Insurance packages Always Closed Nights, Sundays, and Major Holidays
Pay: $40+/hour, subject to increase based off of pay qualifiers
Requires a master's or doctorate degree in physical therapy and valid state licensure. Candidates must hold a current CPR (BLS) certificate and have clinical experience with pediatric populations.
Market context
Florida physical therapist openings often reflect steady demand in hospitals, inpatient rehab, and outpatient settings serving a large and aging population. These roles are competitive because employers typically want a DPT, current Florida licensure, BLS certification, and prior inpatient rehabilitation experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and confirm your license status and rehab experience before applying.