Pelvic Wellness Center

Healthcare Rooms for rent - office & commercial - office commercial... Treatment rooms ideal for massage, acupuncture, counseling etc in physical therapy practice. Some front desk support available, easy free parking. One room fully furnished. Monthly rate $450-600/mth

Greetings! Our Salem office currently has a room available for lease for a health/wellness professional. If you know of a business looking, please share!Thank you!
https://salem.craigslist.org/off/d/salem-office-space-close-to-downtown/7490761684.html

Office space close to downtown - office & commercial - office... Large, private quiet room in professional office space close to downtown and I5. Shared space included waiting room, breakroom and 2 restrooms. Great fit for health/wellness professionals, such as...

Everyone at PWC wishes for you all good pelvic health, positivity, and all things that make your hearts' sing in 2022.
Looking forward to seeing you in the New Year!

We are hiring! We are needing to hire part time for front office in Salem. This is a role with a lot of action. If you know of anyone interested in hanging around with some cool pelvic floor PTs, send an email to [email protected]. Thank You!
Wishing you all wonderful New Year🎉

Thank you PNW Doulas! Always a good reminder about these red flag symptoms for our post partum population!

While we expect there to be a period of recovery after having a baby, we’re expecting people to feel progressively BETTER.

If, at any point, you begin to feel worse, that is a giant 🚩 RED FLAG 🚩

Having a baby can be hard on your body, but it isn’t a reason to suffer. You deserve to feel well.

Please contact your provider if you develop symptoms postpartum. Feeling worse instead of better is not normal.

We are looking for a new part time to full time PT.
Check out the Indeed ad here for details: https://www.indeed.com/job/physical-therapist-d49ad0e50063afca
And, check us out on our website: https://eugene.pelvicwellnesscenter.com
If interested contact us: [email protected] 541.515.6215

Are you ready to take your PT practice to the next level? Our cutting edge team approach to physical therapy integrates both holistic and traditional PT, in a supportive, beautiful and spacious environment. Our clinic is unlike any other in Lane County. We understand our patients' sensitive needs and we provide treatment that is routinely not available anywhere else in our healthcare system. We know that our profound results help our patients return to the lives they love!

You will have available to you cutting edge assessment and training tools including Real Time Ultrasound and EMG biofeedback.

We are looking for a PT that has complementary skills, training and experience to pelvic health with a strong background in manual therapy preferred. Other possible complementary focus areas could be: Orthopedics, Visceral Mobilization, Pelvic Health, Education (opportunities to teach in the clinic), Myofascial Release, Lymphedema. Prenatal/Post-partum treatment. The owner will support the development of patient demographics that inspire you (e.g. pediatrics, male pelvic health, exercise classes, chronic pain, cancer care) there is room for this part time position to grow to full time if desired and will then qualify for healthcare compensation benefits, gym membership, IRA.

Competitive salary, based on experience, and benefits including continuing education, employer matching 401K, PTO

Pelvic Pain can be complicated. This is an interesting, brief lecture about how to diagnose the source(s) of pain: https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/nocturia-lower-urinary-tract-conditions/video/mediaitem/2078-facing-pelvic-pain-elise-de.html

Facing Pelvic Pain - Elise De Elise De, MD, a urologist at Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Urology and the Center for Pelvic Floor Disorders joins Diane Newman, in this conversation on chronic pelvic pain syndrome highlighting the recent publication of “Facing Pelvic Pain: A Guide for Patients and Their Families.....

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