For more than 75 years, Easter Seals NH has provided exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their communities. Easter Seals services include autism services, inclusive child care and early intervention, special education, medical rehabilitation, camping and recreation, vocational services, senior services, substance abuse services, adult day programs, community based services, individual service options, transportation services, residential service options, dental services and veteran services.

As a leader in health care services for individuals with disabilities and special needs, ESNH employs more than 1,400 individuals who serve more than 19,300 children, adults and seniors in over 90 programs throughout the state. At the core of the Easter Seals organization is a common passion for caring, shared by its staff members, volunteers and by those who support its mission. This heart-felt commitment to helping people with disabilities and their families is what Easter Seals is all about. We are always there, meeting the most difficult challenges, creating innovative programs, and delivering critical services that benefit the entire family. We provide help, hope and answers so people with special needs can live more independent lives.

In keeping with our mission, we provide exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their communities.

Easter Seals is seeking an experienced pediatric Physical Therapist with a strong background in family centered practice to work in our pediatric outpatient clinic located in Dover, NH.

We can consider candidates interested in full-time, part-time or per diem positions. The work schedule does include working some evenings until 6:00 pm.

This position requires a NH license, pediatric (birth – adolescence) experience, the ability to work within a team approach and a clear understanding of family centered services. Occasional travel to the Raymond clinic is also required.

Responsibilities will include providing quality services to children and their families, participating in team evaluations, developing IFSPs and working with families to plan and implement services.