As a physical therapist, you have many options for the path your career will take. If you’re interested in working with children, then you may be considering a pediatric outpatient or school-based position. Our team at Pediatric Therapeutic Services (PTS) …
If a career in pediatric behavioral health interests you, then working alongside Pediatric Therapeutic Services (PTS) may be a great fit.
by Colleen Smith, MA, BCBA – PTS Director of Behavioral Health December is filled with the most exciting holidays for children. It also has the most” gift-giving’ holidays. Children eagerly await Hanukkah, Christmas, and/or Kwanza to see what presents await …
Occupational Therapy supports individuals by focusing on everyday interventions that help them achieve their goals. As an Occupational Therapist (OT), you can support people of all ages by assisting them with activities in their everyday lives. Depending on whether you …
Hello, I’m Suzanne Irvan & I’m a physical therapist with Pediatric Therapeutic Services. I absolutely love my work in Early Intervention & would like to share a project I worked on to modify toy ride-on cars for children with mobility …
Practicing as a pediatric physical therapist (PT) requires a range of specialized skills and intentional interventions in your therapy caseload.
Physical therapy (PT) is a cornerstone of every school’s special education program.
Supporting students’ mental health is a crucial part of education. As a school-based psychologist working alongside Pediatric Therapeutic Services (PTS), you are instrumental in every child’s education. From identifying signs of depression to implementing interventions, there are several ways you …
Favorite activities or top 3 activities to do with your students in your sessions? What skills do you feel you address most frequently in your PT sessions? What do you feel is your most important role in the schools? Is …