School-Based Physical Therapist

PART TIME OR FULL TIME AVAILABLE!

Comprehensive Therapy Consultants (CTC)

Position Title: School-Based Physical Therapist (Flagler County, FL)

About Us

Comprehensive Therapy Consultants (CTC) has over 40years of experience placing and supporting therapists in school systems nationwide. 

We partner with public school districts to provide high‑quality therapy services to students, and we support our clinicians with training, mentorship, and administrative support. 

Position Overview

CTC is seeking a dedicated Physical Therapist to join the Flagler County Public Schools system. As a school-based PT, you will support students from pre‑K through grade 12 (and in some cases virtual/alternative programs), providing evaluation, direct therapy, consultation, and collaboration with educators, families, and related service providers.

You will play a critical role in designing and implementing interventions that help students access their educational program, improve mobility, functional independence, and support participation in school life.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct physical therapy evaluations and re‑evaluations for students with IEPs and 504 plans

Develop individualized intervention plans aligned with students’ educational goals

Provide direct therapy services (individual, small group, or classroom-based)

Monitor student progress, document outcomes, and adjust plans as needed

Consult with teachers, aides, school staff, and families regarding strategies, accommodations, and adaptive equipment

Train staff and assist in implementation of therapeutic techniques or positioning/handling strategies

Participate in IEP meetings, progress reviews, and multidisciplinary team planning

Maintain compliance with district, state, and federal regulations (IDEA, Medicaid, etc.)

Ensure timely and accurate documentation and billing (if applicable)

Attend professional development, district meetings, and ongoing training

Travel among schools in the district as needed

Qualifications / Requirements

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or master’s-level degree in physical therapy

Valid licensure (or ability to obtain licensure) in the State of Florida

Experience (or strong interest) in pediatrics, school-based therapy, or neurodevelopmental disorders

Knowledge of IDEA, Section 504, IEP processes, and school-based delivery models

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team

Flexible, adaptive, and able to manage caseloads across multiple sites

Strong documentation and organizational skills

Compensation & Incentives

Competitive salary, commensurate with experience

sign‑on bonus

Benefits package (health, retirement, etc.)

Travel reimbursement for intra-district travel

Continuing education support and professional growth opportunities

Mentorship and support from experienced school-based therapy clinicians

Why Flagler County / Why Move Here?

1. Quality of Life & Location

Flagler County is located on the scenic northeast coast of Florida. 

The largest city in the county is Palm Coast, offering a mix of coastal amenities, parks, and outdoor recreation. 

Pleasant year‑round climate with mild winters and access to beaches makes it an attractive place to live.

2. Growing School District with Impact Opportunity

Flagler County Public Schools serves over 13,500 students across PK–12 grades (in 13 schools). 

As the district navigates enrollment shifts and funding pressures (e.g., voucher impacts), there is scope to make meaningful contributions to student outcomes and program development. 

3. Balanced Pace & Community Feel

The area offers a blend of small‑town and suburban living, with less congestion than major metro areas.

Schools are engaged in community partnerships and you’ll likely have more visibility, influence, and opportunity to innovate in your role.

4. Professional Growth & Support

Working through CTC, you’ll have access to a network of school-based therapy professionals for collaboration and mentoring.

You may have latitude to develop specialized programs or pilot initiatives in mobility, assistive technology, or inclusion strategies.