Physical Therapist - Pelvic Health
- $10,000 sign-on bonus
- No experience required
How this pay compares
This posting does not state an hourly rate. Open physical therapist jobs in Massachusetts post a median of $49 an hour, the middle half $47.22–$54.92, across 101 jobs that state their pay. Physical therapists employed in Massachusetts earn a median of $49.90 an hour (source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2025) (source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics).
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About the job
PHYSICAL THERAPIST - PELVIC HEALTH
Training, Certification & Clinical Leadership Opportunities
$10,000 Sign-On Bonus | $90,000–$115,000+ Base Salary
Opportunities across our Massachusetts locations: Hopkinton, Northborough, Shrewsbury, Southborough, and Sutton, with additional opportunities as we expand into Natick, Wellesley , and Holden.
Build Your Specialty - or Help Lead Ours
Concierge Physical Therapy is seeking Physical Therapists who want to grow their careers in pelvic health. We welcome both:
- PTs interested in becoming pelvic floor certified who want company-supported training and continued development.
- Experienced pelvic health practitioners seeking a leadership opportunity to mentor clinicians, shape specialty services, and help expand our pelvic health program.
Whether you are entering the specialty or bringing established expertise, CPT offers the opportunity to deliver meaningful patient care while building something with lasting impact.
About Concierge Physical Therapy
CPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy-owned outpatient practice founded by Sean and Brooke Lordan. Our model is built around quality patient care, clinician autonomy, and sustainable careers.
We give clinicians the resources, support, and flexibility to deliver exceptional outcomes while continuing to grow professionally.
Our vision: 10 clinics in 10 years.
Two Paths for Growth
Develop Your Pelvic Health Expertise
Interested in pelvic health but haven’t completed training or certification? Prior pelvic health experience is not required for our development pathway.
CPT will support your training, specialty certification, and continued clinical growth through:
- Pelvic health coursework and specialty certification reimbursement
- Unlimited continuing education reimbursement with no annual cap
- Continued education through CPT LAB and quarterly guest lecturers
- Clinical collaboration and opportunities for mentorship
- A progressive transition into pelvic health care based on completed training and demonstrated competency
- Opportunities to contribute to patient education, community outreach, and specialty program development
Bring your curiosity, commitment to learning, and passion for patient care. We’ll invest in helping you develop your specialty.
Lead and Grow Pelvic Health Services
Already experienced in pelvic health and ready for greater influence? We are also seeking practitioners interested in taking a clinical leadership role in the development of CPT’s pelvic health services.
Based on experience and demonstrated leadership ability, opportunities may include:
- Helping shape the clinical direction and growth of the pelvic health program
- Mentoring PTs entering the specialty
- Supporting clinical competency development and consistent care standards
- Developing educational resources and internal training
- Leading specialty interest groups and case discussions
- Strengthening relationships with physicians and other referral partners
- Supporting pelvic health services across multiple locations
- Contributing to program planning, patient experience, and quality initiatives
Leadership responsibilities and scope will align with your experience, interests, and the needs of the growing program.
Clinical Care Comes First
Our clinical model gives you space to provide thoughtful care and develop professionally:
- No double-booking expectations
- One-hour evaluations
- Average caseload of approximately 12 patients per day
- Dedicated support staff
- Clinical autonomy in treatment planning and decision-making
- Dedicated documentation time built into schedules
- A goal of eliminating take-home documentation whenever possible
Responsibilities
Patient Care
- Evaluate and treat patients using evidence-based physical therapy interventions.
- Develop individualized plans of care aligned with patients’ needs and goals.
- Provide pelvic health evaluation and treatment within your training, demonstrated competency, and scope of practice.
- Create a respectful, private, and supportive environment for patients discussing sensitive concerns.
- Incorporate informed consent, clear education, and compassionate communication throughout care.
- Complete timely, accurate documentation within PROMPT EMR.
- Collaborate with physicians and other healthcare providers to support coordinated care.
- Participate in clinical quality and patient experience initiatives.
Professional Development and Program Growth
- Continue advancing your pelvic health knowledge and clinical skills.
- Participate in training, certification, or advanced education appropriate to your experience.
- Contribute to the development and expansion of CPT’s pelvic health services.
- Support patient education, community outreach, and referral relationships.
- Collaborate with colleagues and share clinical learning.
- For experienced practitioners pursuing leadership, help mentor clinicians, guide program development, and strengthen clinical standards.
What Success Looks Like
Successful clinicians in this role
- Deliver strong patient outcomes and an exceptional patient experience.
- Build trust through sensitive, respectful, and patient-centered communication.
- Demonstrate continued growth in pelvic health expertise.
- Seek guidance when needed and collaborate effectively with teammates.
- Build productive relationships with referring providers.
- Contribute to the quality and growth of CPT’s pelvic health services.
For those pursuing leadership, success also includes developing other clinicians, strengthening care consistency, and turning program goals into meaningful progress.
Compensation and Benefits
- Competitive base salary of $90,000–$110,000+ , based on experience
- $10,000 sign-on bonus
- Monthly and quarterly bonus opportunities
- Student loan reimbursement
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off, paid holidays, and dedicated sick time
- License reimbursement
- Relocation assistance
- Flexible scheduling options
- Unlimited continuing education reimbursement
- Pelvic health training and specialty certification support
- Leadership development opportunities
Qualifications
All Candidates
- Doctorate or Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program
- Current Massachusetts Physical Therapy license or ability to obtain licensure
- Commitment to evidence-based care and continued professional development
- Strong communication skills and a compassionate approach to sensitive patient concerns
- A collaborative, patient-focused mindset
Training and Certification Pathway
- Strong interest in developing a pelvic health specialty and pursuing pelvic floor certification
- Willingness to complete training and demonstrate clinical competency
- Outpatient experience preferred
- Prior pelvic health experience or certification is not required
Experienced Practitioner and Leadership Pathway
- Established pelvic health evaluation and treatment experience
- Advanced pelvic health training; specialty certification welcomed
- Interest in mentoring clinicians and developing specialty services
- Ability to support clinical standards, collaborate across teams, and guide program growth
- Prior mentorship, education, or program development experience preferred
Your Next Step in Pelvic Health Starts Here
Whether you want to become pelvic floor certified or use your expertise to help lead a growing pelvic health program , CPT offers the support, clinical environment, and opportunity to move your career forward.
We’d love to meet you.
From Concierge Physical Therapy's job posting, checked 4 Nov 2026. The employer's own page is the final word on requirements and availability.
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