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Description
New Grads Welcome | Structured Mentorship | 1:1 Care Model
At Optimize Pelvic Health, we believe in exceptional patient outcomes come from exceptional clinical reasoning.
We are looking for therapists who genuinely enjoys working with complex problems, continual learning and wants to become an expert in pelvic health through a structure mentorship and clinical guidance.
Every patient receives a 1:1 care with a pelvic floor specialist for 55 minutes. We use a systematic whole body assessment that evaluates the pelvic floor along side the stress nervous system, organ mobility, orthopedic influences and movement patterns to determine why the symptoms developed, not just where the pain is.
This clinic is built around clinical excellence.
What Makes Us Different?
Our mentorship program allows you to develop advanced clinical reasoning and hands on- skills.
Out mentorship includes:
- Pregnancy and postpartum rehabilitation
- Pelvic pain
- Urinary dysfunction
- Bowel dysfunction
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Fertility
- Running and fitness rehabilitation
- Whole-body pelvic health assessment
- Nervous system and stress-related pelvic dysfunction
Our mentorship includes weekly one-on-one training, case discussions, observations, hands on instruction, clinical resources, and progressive independence designed to help you become a confident pelvic health specialist.
Who Thrives Here
This position is ideal for someone who:
- Loves learning and welcomes feedback.
- Wants to become an expert rather than simply treat patients.
- Enjoys solving challenging cases.
- Values thorough evaluations over quick fixes.
- Communicates confidently with patients.
This Position Is Probably NOT For You If...
- You dislike receiving coaching or feedback.
- You're looking for an autonomous position with minimal mentorship.
- You believe every pelvic floor patient needs the same treatment approach.
- You prefer doing "what you've always done" rather than continually improving your clinical reasoning.
Responsibilities
- Perform comprehensive pelvic health evaluations.
- Develop individualized treatment plans using evidence-informed clinical reasoning.
- Provide manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular reeducation, and patient education.
- Complete documentation in a timely manner.
- Participate in mentorship meetings, journal reviews, and case discussions.
- Collaborate with physicians and community providers.
- Contribute to educational content and clinic initiatives.
Our 4-Level Clinical Career Ladder
We support your growth at every stage:
PFPT-in-Training – Foundational mentorship, observation, and onboarding
Staff PT – Independent caseload + holistic care
Advanced PT – Treat complex cases + participates in community events + quarterly bonus eligibility
Clinical Lead – Leadership, strategic input, and bonus eligibility
You’ll always know what’s next, and we’ll help you get there.
What We Offer
$55–$65/hour equivalent (salary will depend on hours worked (32, 35, 40 hr/week or part time hours available)
$45/hr salary equivalent during the 3-4 month training period.
Performance bonuses available
2 weeks PTO + paid sick leave + paid holidays + paid holiday shut down
$2000/year CEU stipend
QSEHRA health reimbursement program
License and CPR reimbursement
Relocation-friendly: must reliably commute or plan to relocate to San Jose, CA 95133
Qualifications
Required
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD)
California Physical Therapy License (or eligibility)
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Desire to specialize in pelvic health
Preferred
Pelvic health experience
Orthopedic background
Manual therapy experience
New graduates with strong clinical reasoning and a desire to learn are encouraged to apply.
Ready to grow your career with purpose and without burnout? Apply today, and please read the full job description and ideal candidate criteria before submitting.
Requirements
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree or equivalent
Valid California state licensure as a Physical Therapist
Experience in or strong desire in pelvic floor physical therapy
