Join the
Uplift Pelvic Health Team

We are a pelvic health practice committed to high-level, one-on-one care, and mentorship is a meaningful part of every clinical role.

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Clinicians (PT/OT) with experience in a variety of settings are encouraged to connect — including those with backgrounds in pelvic health, orthopedics, neurology, or pediatrics who are interested in integrating pelvic health into their skillset.

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We’re always happy to meet clinicians who care deeply about people and want to grow in a setting where clinical excellence, thoughtful care, and ongoing learning are the standard.

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Whether you bring years of pelvic health experience, are expanding into this specialty, or are early in your career and eager to learn, you’ll be supported through mentorship, collaboration, and continuing education.

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You might be a great fit if you:

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• Love combining strong clinical reasoning with compassionate, whole-person care
• Value clear communication and patient education
• Enjoy pelvic health and/or other specialty areas of PT/OT — and want to keep learning and expand into pelvic health
• Prefer a calm, organized environment over a high-volume clinic model
• Want to make a meaningful difference in an underserved community

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Part-Time & Flexible Scheduling

At Uplift Pelvic Health, we believe great clinicians don’t have to choose between meaningful work and a full life outside the clinic.

 

We value sustainable careers and know that great clinicians often want roles that leave room for family life, personal wellbeing, and the things that matter most outside the clinic.

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Part-time and Full Time positions available.  

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Depending on patient needs and scheduling alignment, clinicians have options such as:

• School-day schedules

• Consistent half-days

• Set clinical days each week

• Gradual schedule growth over time

Our focus is always on excellent patient care, clear communication, and team reliability — not on filling hours for the sake of volume.

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We’re committed to building a team where clinicians can do their best work without burnout, in roles that are both professionally fulfilling and personally sustainable.

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