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Physical Therapist - Ortho/Pelvic Health

Sauk Prairie Healthcare · Prairie du Sac, WI · Full time

Posted Oct 1, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026

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Likely interview questions for this role

Written from this job description, not a generic list. Each one notes what the interviewer is really checking.

About your past

What pelvic health training or certifications do you have, and what are you still building?

What they are checking: An honest view of their specialty skills for this ortho and pelvic health role.

Tell me about a time you worked with a physician or OB provider on a patient's care.

What they are checking: Collaboration with referring providers so the patient gets one coordinated plan instead of mixed messages.

What would you do

A patient with urinary incontinence is embarrassed and reluctant to talk. How do you help them open up?

What they are checking: Empathy and communication skills that make patients comfortable discussing sensitive topics.

A patient shares a history of trauma during an evaluation. How do you adjust your approach?

What they are checking: Trauma-informed care that respects patient control and comfort.

You'd cover five weekends a year at the hospital campus. How comfortable are you with inpatient care?

What they are checking: Readiness for acute care work like post-surgery mobility outside their outpatient specialty.

About the work

Walk me through how you'd evaluate a patient with postpartum pelvic pain.

What they are checking: Pelvic health assessment skill combined with sensitivity in a very personal area of care.

How do you explain an internal pelvic exam to a patient and get informed consent?

What they are checking: Clear communication, consent and trauma-informed care, which build trust in pelvic health.

Walk me through your treatment plan for a patient after rotator cuff repair.

What they are checking: Orthopedic knowledge of post-surgical protocols and safe progression.

How do you connect hip or back problems to pelvic floor function?

What they are checking: Understanding how ortho and pelvic issues interact, which is central to this combined role.

How do you measure progress in pelvic health when symptoms can be hard to quantify?

What they are checking: Use of validated questionnaires and objective measures to guide treatment.

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The full job description

As published by Sauk Prairie Healthcare.

Looking to be part of a team that provides extraordinary healthcare from the heart? You Belong Here. POSITION SPECIFICS Title: Physical Therapist - Ortho/Pelvic Health FTE: Full-time 0.9 (36 hours/week) Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9a-5:30p; Tuesday, Friday 8:30a-5p Holiday Rotation: One per year Weekend Rotation: 5 weekends per year at hospital campus On Call Requirements: None POSITION SUMMARY The physical therapist provides direct patient care with physical therapy treatments to restore patients to optimal mobility and function, strength, balance, coordination and range of motion, and to decrease pain. POSITION TECHNICAL RESPONSIBILITIES • Perform age-specific assessments of patient needs including evaluation of cognitive, sensory, neuromuscular, functional and physiological status. • Assess, plan, implement and revise as necessary, patient goals using objective tests and measurements, pain ratings and other professionally acceptable guidelines. • Uses test results for initiating or modifying treatment plans to meet the needs, abilities and goals of the patient. • Guides the patient in a program to restore patient's optimal mobility, independence and functional ability within patient's capabilities. Utilizes such procedures as carefully designed therapeutic exercise programs, muscle re-education, strengthening, balance, coordination, aquatic exercises, cardiovascular conditioning, manual therapy and education. • Uses knowledge of contraindications, indications and application of physical agents including, but not limited to, heat, cold, water, electrical, mechanical and such procedures as therapeutic, functional, progressive resistance, and manual therapy. • Provide patients with fitting and training in the use of adaptive equipment and adaptive techniques. • Provide written and verbal communication regarding patients' progress and response to treatment for referring physician, insurance carrier and necessary billing/coding personnel. • Instruct and educate members of patient's family or other caregivers to facilitate home programs, treatment objectives, safety precautions and risk factors. • Maintain required medical records and progress reports in accordance with SPH policy, department and HFAP/JC requirements. • Assist with effective inpatient discharge planning with communication at PCC meetings encourage exchange of information and promote role of rehabilitation. • Participate with the coordination, implementation, and supervision of students on clinical rotations. • Maintain safe operation of all equipment and inform manager regarding needed repairs. • Demonstrate knowledge and safe/proper techniques of infection control, safety, hazard and emergent procedures established by SPH. • Attend all mandatory Hospital in-services and maintain BLS certification. • Attend appropriate continuing education programs to continually improve the quality of skills delivered, and to maintain or advance individual competency. • Participate, plan, develop and implement department strategic initiatives. • Provide departmental in-service education as requested. POSITION REQUIREMENTS Education: • Required: Bachelor’s degree in physical therapy from a fully accredited Physical Therapy Program • Preferred: Doctoral or master’s degree in physical therapy from a fully accredited Physical Therapy Program. Experience: • Required: None • Preferred: Six months to one year experience; Pelvic Health specialty Licenses and Registrations: • Required: State of Wisconsin Physical Therapy License • Preferred: None Certification(s): • Required: Valid BLS certification required within 3 months of hire • Preferred: None BENEFIT SUMMARY • Competitive health and dental insurance options • Flexible paid time off to balance work and life • Retirement plan with immediate vesting and employer match • Discounted membership to our state-of-the-art fitness facility • Generous tuition reimbursement • Employer provided life and disability insurance • Free parking at facility #IND100

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