Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - Full Time

A well-established, patient-focused outpatient physical therapy practice in Helena is seeking a Pelvic Health Physical Therapist to join its growing team. This is an opportunity to build and expand a pelvic health program within a supportive, collaborative environment while working in one of the most desirable mountain communities in the country. Position Overview: The role focuses on evaluation and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction across a diverse patient population. The practice offers strong clinical autonomy, consistent patient volume, and the ability to shape programming based on your clinical interests and expertise. What You'll Do: Evaluate and treat patients with pelvic floor conditions (incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, pre/postpartum, etc.) Develop individualized treatment plans and progress patients toward functional goals Educate patients on treatment plans, home exercises, and long-term wellness strategies Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure quality patient outcomes Maintain accurate and timely documentation What They're Looking For: Licensed (or eligible) Physical Therapist in Montana Experience or strong interest in pelvic health therapy Pelvic health training or certifications preferred (Herman & Wallace or similar) Strong interpersonal and communication skills Desire to grow a specialty program within a practice Compensation & Benefits: Competitive base salary based on experience (typically $90,000–$115,000+) Performance-based bonus opportunities Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision) Continuing education support Paid time off and holidays Relocation assistance available Why Helena: Helena offers a rare balance of career growth and lifestyle. With immediate access to hiking, skiing, fishing, and outdoor recreation, it's an ideal location for those who value both professional development and quality of life. The community is tight-knit, with a strong demand for pelvic health services, allowing for meaningful, long-term patient relationships. This is a strong opportunity for a therapist looking to step into a role with autonomy, growth potential, and the ability to make a direct impact in an underserved specialty area.