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$2,221/wk
Virginia PT contractsmedian $2,200/wk
$1,400/wk1% above the Virginia median$3,100/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active PT license (state-specific)
Certifications
✓BLS/CPR certification
Qualifications
✓Strong communication and family engagement skills
✓Travel vs Local Notes
Pediatric experience preferred (new grads with pediatric clinicals considered)
New Virginia PT contracts paying $2,200+/wk
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Full employer posting

We are seeking a compassionate and skilled Pediatric Physical Therapist (PT) to support children in achieving optimal mobility, strength, and functional independence. This role involves working with infants through adolescents with a variety of developmental and physical challenges. Key Responsibilities Evaluate and treat pediatric patients with developmental delays, neurological, and orthopedic conditions Develop individualized treatment plans and goals Implement therapeutic interventions to improve gross motor skills, balance, coordination, and mobility Educate families and caregivers on home exercise programs Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (OT, SLP, teachers, physicians) Maintain accurate and timely documentation Requirements Active PT license (state-specific) Pediatric experience preferred (new grads with pediatric clinicals considered) BLS/CPR certification Strong communication and family engagement skills Travel vs Local Notes Travel: Housing stipend, travel reimbursement, weekly pay Local: Consistent schedule, potential for extension or permanent placement

About the role

This role involves working with infants through adolescents with a variety of developmental and physical challenges.