Early Intervention- Physical Therapist

Physical Therapist- Early Intervention

Program : CHILD Therapy Services

Location : Based in Arlington Heights, IL : In person and Telehealth therapy sessions across the Chicagoland and Suburbs

Hours : Flexible hours

Pay : $65 / EI billable hour

Clearbrook is a non-profit, social services agency that specializes in providing innovative services and opportunities to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Physical Therapist specializing in Early Intervention to join our team. This position focuses on providing therapeutic services to infants and toddlers (aged 0-3), addressing motor delays, enhancing mobility, and promoting physical development crucial for early childhood growth and independence.

Minimum Education / Experience Requirements :

• Doctorate degree (DPT) in Physical Therapy
• Current PT license in Illinois
• Illinois Early Intervention certificate
• 1 year of experience as a physical therapist with children aged 0-3 in a hospital, educational, or clinical setting or experience with children with multiple disabilities

Benefits :

Clearbrook is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE)

Join our team and make a meaningful impact in the lives of infants and toddlers through early intervention physical therapy services. If you are passionate about helping children achieve their full physical potential and possess the qualifications and skills outlined above, we encourage you to apply for the Early Intervention Physical Therapist position and contribute to the growth and development of our children and their families.

About Clearbrook :

It started as a dream for five families nearly 60 years ago. A chance for education. A way to connect with their peers. A path to self-sufficiency. A focus on ability – not disability. Today, Clearbrook is the largest provider in the state of Illinois of services, programs and support for children and adults with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and other intellectual / developmental disabilities. Five families paved the way. Since then, new milestones have been achieved everyday. What was thought impossible then is a part of everyday life for over 7,000 individuals and their families each year.