Pelvic Health Physio - Part Time

Woodlands Physiotherapy
1–3 days per week | Commencing October 2026

Woodlands Physiotherapy is looking for a passionate and caring Pelvic Health Physiotherapist to join our team on a part-time basis from October 2026.

This is a wonderful opportunity for a physiotherapist with an interest in pelvic health to step into an established and varied caseload, with ongoing mentoring and clinical support from a senior Continence & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist.

The position is available for 1–3 days per week, with flexibility around days and hours for the right candidate.

You will work with a varied pelvic health and continence caseload, including:

• Women’s pelvic health and continence

• Bladder and bowel dysfunction

• Pelvic organ prolapse

• Pelvic pain

• Men’s health, including pre- and post-prostatectomy rehabilitation

• Paediatric bladder and bowel concerns

Experience across every area is not essential. We welcome applicants with an interest in developing their pelvic health skills, particularly physiotherapists who are enthusiastic about learning men’s and paediatric continence care.

• An established pelvic health and continence caseload

• Ongoing mentoring from a senior Continence & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist

• Support to further develop your pelvic health clinical skills

• Exposure to women’s, men’s and paediatric pelvic health

• A supportive and collaborative physiotherapy team

• Flexible part-time hours across 1–3 days per week

• Opportunity to grow within the role as your skills and interests develop

We would love to hear from you if you are a physiotherapist who:

• Has an interest or experience in pelvic health and continence physiotherapy

• Enjoys providing compassionate, patient-centred care

• Is motivated to continue learning and developing clinically

• Is comfortable working both independently and collaboratively

• Has an interest in expanding their skills across women’s, men’s and paediatric pelvic health

Previous pelvic health training or experience would be highly regarded; however, a willingness to learn and develop in this area is equally important.