Center for Pediatric Rehabilitation

The company culture at the Center for Pediatric Rehabilitation is very laid-back, but extremely busy on some days. You must be open-minded, a good listener, able to interact well and communicate with parents, caregivers, children and families on an on-going basis.

When I was matriculating through the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University of St. Augustine, I was not required to complete an interview at the Center for Pediatric Rehabilitation for an internship . If an interview is now required for this site, I would recommend researching the o...

When I was interning at the Center for Pediatric Rehabilitation, my day primarily consisted of leading therapeutic interventions for children with developmental delays and neurological disorders. I arrived about 10-12 minutes early every day to review the schedule and prepare for the first treatm...

You will have great flexibility and will definitely be able to achieve a great work-life balance as you will never have to take documentation home with you. The clinic closes exactly at 5:00PM, so no one ever stays late.

To succeed as a Student Physical Therapist at the Center for Pediatric Rehabilitation, one must possess the ability to be creative and enthusiastic when treating kids! You should make each therapy session fun for the kid, while also ensuring that each patient continually works towards achieving t...