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Pelvic Floor Therapist in Denver, CO
Posted August 27, 2026

Pay:

• $81,000.00 - $100,500.00 per year

Job Overview

OWN Pelvic Health is looking for a skilled and passionate pelvic health PT or OT to join our full-time team. We specialize in women’s health and are built around doing things differently - multi-disciplinary approach, hour-long sessions, real mentorship, and the freedom to treat the way you know how. We are an out-of-network provider and also parter with a nonprofit initiative to provide care to individuals who couldn’t otherwise receive quality pelvic floor therapy.

We’re a purpose-driven team committed to changing lives through high-quality, one-on-one care. At OWN, you’ll have the time, support, and freedom to actually do the work you trained for, without the documentation overload or assembly-line scheduling that plagues so many clinics.

Who We’re Looking For:
You’re a self-starter who thrives in a collaborative environment. You love solving complex problems, connecting with your clients, and never stop learning. You show up dependably, bring a positive attitude, and believe that great care comes from treating the whole person.

You also check these boxes:

• Licensed Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist in the state of Colorado
• Completion of Herman & Wallace Level 1, or both PRMATT & OT Pioneers
• Commitment to full-body, one-on-one evaluation and treatment

Compensation & Benefits:

• Starting salary of $81,000-$100,500, commensurate with experience and hours (32, 36, or 40 patient hours)
• 401(k) with employer match
• Healthcare stipend
• Paid time off, sick time + paid holidays
• Flexible scheduling
• Continuing education support
• Ongoing mentorship
• Career advancement opportunities

If this sounds like you, please send a cover letter and resume to
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Work Location:
In person

Duties:

• Develop and implement personalized treatment plans targeting pelvic floor dysfunction, incontinence, postpartum recovery, and related conditions.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments of patients’ physical health, physiology, and anatomy to inform effective therapy strategies.
• Collaborate closely with healthcare professionals such as physicians, urologists, gynecologists, and other therapists to coordinate patient care.
• Manage clinical documentation standards by accurately recording patient progress, treatment details, and discharge planning in electronic health records (EHR) systems.
• Provide patient education on physiology, anatomy, and self-management techniques to promote ongoing recovery and wellness.