Virtual Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - Remote, Licensed in Washington DC

Job Description: • We’re reimagining physical therapy with one-on-one remote care via our platform • We are looking for physical therapists to treat pelvic health clients in a remote setting • Virtual pelvic health physical therapy sessions can be conducted from home or private treatment space • Evaluate, assess progress and provide plan of care and exercise prescription for your patient caseload • Provide evidence based, high quality care and guide patients to self-management and successful graduation from care in a value based model • Document all treatments and clinical outcome measures in our EMR to routinely assess progress • Create a world-class patient experience, communicating via chat and phone with patients and/or providers as needed • Able to commit to a minimum of 4 visits/week in a telehealth setting Requirements: • Current Licensed Physical Therapist in Washington DC • Pelvic Health Level 1 certification • Telehealth experience • Completed state regulated CEU requirement in Washington DC • Commit to a minimum of 4 visits/week • Demonstrated excellent written & verbal communication skills • Excited to build and deliver a new model for achieving better clinical outcomes • Creative and flexible, but always puts the patient first • Excellent at forging successful and respectful relationships with the entire team Benefits: • Work when you want: You set your own hours each week (you can include weekends and evenings if you want). • No pre-defined shifts — work when you want and for as long as you want! • Competitive pay: We offer highly competitive pay. • Get paid per visit — not per unit. • More 1:1 time with highly motivated patients: Our unique model lets you see one patient at a time versus juggling many in a clinical environment. • Kins prioritizes convenience with at-home therapy, delivered virtually. • Work with a highly motivated patient population that’s looking for an individualized physical therapy experience. Apply tot his job