For Clinics
One clinical-reasoning playbook for your whole team
Give every new-grad pediatric PT in your clinic the same structured reasoning, the same shared frameworks, and a parent-education library they can hand to families. We are building a team option so the Pediatric PT Playbook can be your onboarding backbone.
Why clinics want it team-wide
Hand it to every new grad
Your strongest onboarding asset is the reasoning your senior therapists carry in their heads. The Playbook puts a version of it in every new clinician's hands on day one, so they ramp faster and ask better questions sooner.
One language across the team
When your whole team shares the same fourteen frameworks, supervision, chart review, and case discussion get easier. Everyone is pointing at the same reasoning, from milestone interpretation to family-centered care with PARTNER™.
Less reinventing the wheel
Documentation phrase banks, parent-education scripts, and setting-by-setting checklists are already written. Your therapists spend less time drafting from scratch and more time with the child in front of them.
A retention signal
Investing in a structured resource for new clinicians says the clinic takes their development seriously. That matters in a market where pediatric new grads have options.
Also inside: Parent Education Library
Plain-language scripts your therapists can hand to families
Family carryover is where pediatric progress is won or lost, and most new grads have never been taught how to coach a caregiver. The Playbook includes a library of ready-to-use parent scripts and routine-embedded home programs, drawn from the book's outpatient and inpatient chapters. A few examples:
“While your child is still recovering, movement helps keep their body strong and supports healing. You do not need to do anything complicated. Simple activities like changing positions, short walks, and upright play are helpful.”
“At home, focus on short movement opportunities spread throughout the day rather than long sessions. Walking to the bathroom, sitting up for meals, or gentle floor play all count.”
“Please call your medical team if you notice increased pain, changes in breathing, extreme fatigue, fever, or anything that worries you. You know your child best. Trust your instincts.”
The full library also covers routine-embedded home programs, the kind that build a squat into toy cleanup or endurance into a family walk, plus positioning and equipment-safety scripts for families. Built on the family-centered PARTNER framework and teach-back, so your team coaches caregivers with confidence rather than handing out a sheet of exercises.
Team access
We are building a team option for pediatric clinics: shared access for your clinicians, plus the onboarding and competency materials we use with new graduates. It is in development now.
If that is useful to you, tell us about your team below. We will come back to you with specifics as soon as they are settled, and the clinics who put their hand up first help shape what it includes.
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