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Build a Flexible, Meaningful Career Serving Adults with Disabilities

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Start Your Next Adventure

At West Coast Therapy Solutions, our therapists help adults with developmental disabilities live safer, more independent, and more fulfilling lives.

We are growing our team of PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, and Speech-Language Pathologists who want meaningful work, flexibility, and the chance to make a lasting difference.

Our team serves adults throughout Southwest Florida, including individuals receiving APD/waiver services in group homes, supported living environments, adult day programs, and community settings.

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Why Therapists Choose WCTS

Meaningful Work That Makes a Difference

PTs/PTAs

Mobility and gait training — Balance and fall prevention — Transfers and functional movement — Strength, endurance, and conditioning — Wheelchair mobility and positioning — Range of motion and contracture prevention — Caregiver training and safety education — Home and community mobility — Functional participation in daily routines

OTs/COTAs

Activities of daily living — Upper extremity function — Adaptive equipment recommendations — Safety and environmental modifications — Fine motor skills and functional reach — Caregiver and residential staff education — Meaningful routines, participation, and independence — Sensory, cognitive, and behavioral considerations when appropriate — Skills that support greater independence at home and in the community

SLPs

Functional communication — Cognitive-communication skills — Swallowing and mealtime safety — Caregiver and staff education — Communication strategies and support — Speech, language, and participation goals — Social communication and community participation —Quality of life goals that help patients engage more fully in daily life

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Who We Are Looking For

We are looking for dependable, compassionate PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, and SLPs who can work independently while staying connected to a supportive team.

You may be a good fit if you:

  • Want meaningful work serving adults with developmental disabilities

  • Are comfortable providing care in homes, group homes, adult day programs, supported living settings, and community locations

  • Communicate professionally with caregivers, families, residential staff, support coordinators, and other clinicians

  • Take documentation, compliance, and patient safety seriously

  • Value flexibility, clear expectations, and professional respect

  • Are organized, responsive, adaptable, and dependable

Experience with developmental disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, neurologic conditions, mobility limitations, or complex care needs is helpful but not always required. We also welcome clinicians who are eager to learn and genuinely care about serving this population well

What Working With WCTS Looks Like

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You Will Have Independence, With Structure

Our therapists are trusted to manage patient care within their scope, but they are not expected to figure everything out alone.

You can expect:

  • A clear onboarding process

  • Guidance on documentation and operational expectations

  • Clinical support when needed

  • Clear points of contact for scheduling, patient concerns, and operational questions

  • Communication tools designed to protect patient information

  • Defined expectations around timeliness, professionalism, and follow-through

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You Will Work Where Care Is Needed Most

Our therapists provide care in real-world settings, including:

  • Group homes

  • Adult day programs

  • Supported living environments

  • Residential homes

  • Community-based settings

  • Other environments where adults with developmental disabilities live and participate in daily life

This work requires adaptability, strong communication, patience, and the ability to make thoughtful clinical decisions in cases of varying complexity.

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You Will Be Part of a Purpose-Driven Team

WCTS is intentionally building a company that advocates for adults with developmental disabilities.

We believe great therapy is not just about completing visits. It is about helping people build independence, reduce barriers, improve safety, and participate more fully in their lives.

We are growing carefully because we want to create a team where therapists can provide excellent care without being overwhelmed by disorganization, unclear expectations, or unnecessary bureaucracy.

Compensation and Opportunity

Pay is based on your discipline, visit type, experience, payer requirements, and role responsibilities. Opportunities may include:

  • Visit and evaluation-based pay

  • Higher rates based on experience, tenure, specialty needs, or added responsibilities

  • The ability to grow your caseload over time

  • Future opportunities in leadership, mentorship or facility liaison

What Our Therapists Highlight About Working at WCTS

  • “Obviously I love working with this community, so that would be a big selling point. I do like the flexibility of what we do. The culture here, which was originally established has seamlessly been carried on by the new owners. I am proud to be a part of this company and enjoy the people I work with.”

  • “Flexibility. GREAT coworkers. Company culture. Peace.”

  • “Flexibility is great, Competitive pay and a solid and organized management system. I am very happy.”

  • “The patients are amazing! Flexibility is what I love the most.”

  • “Flexible hours and caring staff and coworkers make it enjoyable.”

  • “I really enjoy the flexibility and freedom to work with my clients. I have supervision and community support but it's not too much.”

  • “Flexibility and patient population. There is not a day I feel like I’m at work unless I’m doing paperwork.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Service Area

WCTS currently serves communities throughout Southwest Florida and is expanding across Florida through facility partnerships and therapist availability.

Are you looking for therapy work in another Florida location? Reach out. We are actively exploring new partnerships and service areas.


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Let’s Work Together

You do not need to have every detail figured out before reaching out.

Whether you are actively looking for a new role, considering PRN work, interested in a more flexible schedule, or simply want to learn what opportunities may be available in your area, we would love to connect.

Apply today and tell us a little about your discipline, service area, and ideal schedule.

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