A Pediatric Physical Therapist specializes in evaluating and treating infants, children, and adolescents with movement disorders. They play a vital role in enhancing patients' physical abilities, promoting functional independence, and supporting developmental milestones. Key responsibilities include conducting assessments, designing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with medical professionals. Required skills entail strong communication, empathy, and proficiency in therapeutic techniques. Typically working in hospitals, clinics, or schools, they interact closely with occupational therapists, speech therapists, and educators. Career progression may lead to leadership roles, research opportunities, or specialization in areas such as neurology or orthopedics.