Pediatric Physical Therapist

Sandy, UT | Part-time | Ground-Floor Clinical Role with Growth Potential

Overview

Lead physical therapy programs designed specifically for children with autism. Use your expertise in motor development, sensory-motor integration, posture, and mobility to help children build functional skills that promote participation in school, play, and daily life.

Collaborate closely with BCBAs, OTs, SLPs, families, and teachers to ensure therapy is engaging, individualized, and supportive of each child’s overall treatment plan. Our operations team manages scheduling, billing, and compliance paperwork so you can focus fully on clinical care.

Description

Conduct evaluations, develop treatment plans, deliver direct interventions, and document measurable progress for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Address gross motor development, gait, balance, coordination, motor planning, strength, and participation in functional activities. Educate caregivers and train staff on strategies to generalize skills across environments.

Your Opportunity

We’re expanding autism services in Utah and seeking a Physical Therapist passionate about pediatrics and autism care. This role provides the freedom to focus on clinical excellence, creativity in session design, and interdisciplinary collaboration. You’ll have the opportunity to shape protocols and mentor assistants while making a direct impact on children’s independence and quality of life.

Who You Are

• Licensed Physical Therapist in Utah (DOPL) or eligible for Utah licensure.
• DPT degree (or equivalent) and successful completion of the NPTE.
• Pediatric experience strongly preferred; background in autism, sensory integration, or early intervention is a plus.
• Skilled in caregiver education and collaborative team-based care.
• Motivated by the chance to innovate and raise standards in pediatric autism services.

What We Offer

Be part of something bigger

Join Autism Centers of Utah in Sandy and help write the next chapter in a powerful family-led

story of clinical excellence and personal mission.