& Surrounding
Join the team
in Longmont, CO
Who We Are
Align PT is a family-owned, cash-based pelvic health practice in Longmont, nationally recognized for our whole-body, hands-on approach. We treat across the lifespan, from preconception through postpartum and beyond, and we go deep on the complicated cases: endometriosis, adhesion-related conditions, chronic pelvic pain, the patients who have already been everywhere else.
That last part is a big deal to us. Most of our patients arrive carrying years of bad information and being told their pain was normal, stress, or in their head. Undoing that is half the work, and it's the part our team gets most passionate about.
Why Pelvic PTs Choose Align
We're changing what pelvic therapy looks like.
Things patients have told us: "Three months at another clinic, and they didn't do the internal work Align did in one session", "It's the most effective bodywork I've ever had". "Why is no one else doing this work?"
We hear it constantly, usually from people who arrived braced for what they've experienced in other clinics.
That's why therapists stay here. We're changing peoples' lives, we get the training and the luxury of time to actually use it. We're helping patients conceive after years of trying, finally get an endometriosis diagnosis after being dismissed by everyone else, and reconnecting patients with their bodies and their partners. There is nothing else like being part of that.
What You'd Actually Get Here
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The luxury of time. One to two hour sessions, one-on-one, no productivity quotas.
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Structured mentorship. Our founder has 25 years in this work and is moving into teaching so she can hand it down. You'll train directly with her.
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Deepen your manual skills. The manual therapy we practice goes well beyond what PT school teaches, and it's the reason patients fly in to see us.
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Minimal documentation. By design.
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A calming spa-like environment that feels good to be in, including a vibroacoustic sound lounge you're welcome to use whenever it's free.
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Room to grow. As the practice expands, there's real opportunity to step into leadership.
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Flexibility. Choose 32 or 35 hours a week.
The Team
We like each other. That sounds like a small thing until you've worked somewhere it isn't true.
We're a tight group; we laugh a lot, and we're genuinely passionate about this work. We get fired up about the same things, especially the bad information our patients have been handed by everyone who saw them first.
Undoing that together is some of the most satisfying work there is.
Outside the treatment room, we have team picnics, celebrate the holidays together, we host community education nights at the clinic, and we've traveled to the Endometriosis Summit as a group.
Who We're Looking For
One of these three backgrounds fits you:
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Experienced Pelvic Health PT. 2+ years of pelvic floor therapy experience.
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Newer Graduate. A strong foundational pelvic health course, plus meaningful hands-on pelvic or manual therapy experience from your clinical rotations.
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Experienced Manual Therapist. Manual ortho-based therapist with advanced training in visceral manipulation, craniosacral therapy, neural manipulation, dry needling, or similar. Not yet formally trained in pelvic health, but ready to specialize.
Past that, here's what matters most:
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Intuitive, teachable hands and the willingness to be coached
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A hunger to learn beyond the manual work, because our approach is holistic and draws on far more than PT school covers
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Genuine care for people and a trauma-informed approach
The rest is teachable.
What We Offer
$80,000 -$105,000 per year, based on experience. Placement in the range reflects your pelvic health experience, clinical maturity, and readiness for our caseload, not just years on paper.
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Health, dental, and vision insurance
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Paid time off
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7 paid holidays
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$1,500 annual continuing education benefit
How To Apply
Just fill out this brief application, click the button.

