Interested in joining the team?
Lumina Pelvic Health is seeking an experienced Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist (20 hours/week) to join our team. This role has the potential to expand into full-time.
To apply, send your resume to hello@luminapelvichealth.com.
About Lumina Pelvic Health
Our mission is to improve the lives of women through holistic, individualized pelvic health care. We challenge prevailing norms and empower our patients to understand their bodies, find effective treatments, and reclaim their well-being.
Why You’ll Love Working at Lumina Pelvic Health
More time with patients: 50–55 minute sessions, never double-booked.
Less paperwork stress: Finish your notes without feeling rushed or bringing work home.
Holistic care focus: Treat the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
True work–life balance: Flexible scheduling designed to support you.
Responsibilities
Perform comprehensive evaluations and assessments for women experiencing pelvic health concerns, ensuring a detailed understanding of each patient’s physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors.
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans that reflect each patient’s unique needs and goals.
Educate and empower patients by guiding them through exercises, lifestyle adjustments, and self-care practices that promote long-term pelvic health and overall well-being.
Deliver specialized interventions for women during pregnancy and postpartum, supporting safe recovery, improved function, and enhanced quality of life.
Address common pelvic floor challenges such as urinary and bowel incontinence, prolapse, and pain with intercourse, helping patients regain confidence and comfort.
Monitor and track patient progress through follow-up communication, email check-ins, and home exercise programs (via Physitrack).
Send session recaps to patients via email after their initial visit and use email as the primary form of communication.
Support clinic operations by:
Scheduling patients and ensuring smooth appointment flow.
Collecting payments (most patients have a card on file in Jane; ask before charging or update payment method as needed).
Sending superbills through Jane (quick and simple process).
Help maintain a clean, welcoming environment by:
Placing dirty laundry into laundry bags and notifying when pickup is needed (typically Friday).
Ensuring supplies and equipment are well stocked (e.g., lubricant, gloves, chuck pads, paper goods, pelvic wands, dilators, etc.).
Cleaning gym equipment with provided spray bottles.
Replacing garbage bags as needed and taking trash to the designated bin.
Vacuuming and dusting the office as needed.
Occasionally watering plants when I’m away.
Contribute to community education by running workshops, engaging in blog or social media content to raise awareness of pelvic floor health.
Qualifications
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT).
Clinical experience in pelvic floor rehabilitation and a strong orthopedic background.
Passion for holistic, patient-centered care.
Commitment to continuous learning and personal growth.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Availability to treat patients at least three days per week.
Benefits
$50–60/hour, based on pelvic health experience.
Flexible schedule.
9 days of paid time off.
Paid sick leave according to Washington State law.
Paid holidays.
$1,000 annual continuing education stipend.
Ongoing mentorship and collaboration.
No non-compete agreement — We want you to grow in your career and follow the path that’s right for you. If you discover over time that this isn’t the best long-term fit, we won’t restrict you from pursuing other opportunities.