Director of Pelvic Health in Spring Lake, Michigan at i'move

Are you a physical therapist ready to lead, not just treat? Do you want to bolster an established pelvic health program from the ground up, reaffirming standards, mentoring the team, and shaping how care is delivered? Are you passionate about giving patients their quality of life back? If so, we are looking for someone just like you to join our Rehabilitation team!

WHAT SETS OAM + i’move APART

On the Rehabilitation team, we’re unique because leadership extends beyond managing daily operations. As a physician-owned, independent orthopaedic practice, we empower our directors to make a meaningful impact on patient care, team development, and program success. You will collaborate closely with fellowship-trained orthopaedic physicians and experienced rehabilitation leaders in an environment that values clinical excellence, evidence-based care, mentorship, and professional growth.

OAM + i’move is committed to our employees' well-being, work-life balance, and career growth. We offer competitive pay, great PTO, a complete benefits package with several coverages at no cost to the employee, and a schedule with weekends off and many paid holidays off. After a year qualifying employees join our 401k plan to which OAM makes a 3% safe harbor and discretionary profit-sharing contribution. Our benefits offerings include 4 Priority Health medical plans with HSA and FSA options, and Delta dental and vision. Also offered at no cost to you are short- and long-term disability and life Insurance.

ABOUT THE POSITION

The Director of Pelvic Health is a full-time, salary/exempt leadership position reporting to the Director of Rehabilitation and is based at the Cove Street, Spring Lake Clinic. This role currently leads a team of three PT’s and one PTA, and develops and oversees the pelvic health program, with advanced clinical leadership responsibilities including expanding services and ensuring the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based pelvic health therapy to a diverse patient population.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide direct patient care specializing in pelvic health, including treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction, incontinence, pre/postnatal conditions, and related musculoskeletal issues
• Oversee daily operations of the pelvic health program, including scheduling, documentation, and quality assurance
• Develop and implement clinical protocols, standards of care, and training for pelvic health services
• Serve as a clinical resource and mentor for pelvic health team members
• Collaborate with physicians, referring providers, and interdisciplinary team members to coordinate patient care
• Lead community outreach, education, and marketing initiatives to grow the program
• Monitor patient outcomes and program performance, reporting metrics and improvement plans to leadership
• Support strategic planning and expansion of services, including staffing and equipment needs

• Skills & Competencies: Strong clinical reasoning, communication, and organizational skills; passion for education, collaboration, and improving patient outcomes in pelvic health; visual and auditory acuity to assess patients and observe treatment effectiveness
• Education & Experience: Current state licensure to practice as a Physical Therapist required; degree from an APTA-approved baccalaureate/university physical therapy program with specialized training in pelvic health required; minimum 3 years of pelvic health PT experience required, 5+ years preferred; pelvic health certification (e.g., CAPP-Pelvic, PRPC) strongly preferred; prior leadership, supervisory, or program development experience preferred; CPR/BLS certification required (will train)
• Physical Requirements: Ability to lift up to 10 lbs. frequently; 11–25 lbs. occasionally; 26–50 lbs. occasionally when transferring patients; over 50 lbs. occasionally with the assistance of another staff member