Clinician Application

Thank you for your interest in joining West Pelvic Wellness.

Our practice focuses on holistic, whole-body pelvic health care for prenatal, postpartum, and perimenopausal women. We are passionate about empowering women through education, individualized care, and collaborative support.

Please answer the following questions thoughtfully so we can get to know you better.

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1. Why are you interested in joining West Pelvic Wellness specifically (rather than another pelvic health practice)?

2. What about our mission and holistic approach to pelvic health resonates most with you?

3. How would you describe your treatment philosophy in 3–5 sentences?

4. What population or diagnosis do you most enjoy treating, and why?

5. What is one clinical area you feel particularly confident in, and one area you are actively working to improve?

6. How do you approach conversations about sensitive pelvic health symptoms with patients who may feel embarrassed or hesitant to talk about them?

7. In your opinion, what helps a patient feel safe and supported in a healthcare setting?

9. What pelvic health continuing education or training have you completed so far?

10. What kind of work environment helps you thrive as a clinician?

11. Outside of work, what are a few things you enjoy doing?

12. How would your close friends or colleagues describe your personality in three words?

13. Our practice is out-of-network, which means we spend time educating patients on the value of care and their investment in treatment. How comfortable are you having these conversations with patients? (0- not comfortable at all, 5- Professional)

0- Not Comfortable at all

1- Minimally comfortable, I need coaching

2- Somewhat comfortable, I have a little experience with this

3- Comfortable, I have done this before

4-very comfortable, I have done this a lot

5- Professional, I am highly skilled with this

14. What excites you most about working with prenatal, postpartum, and perimenopausal populations?

Bonus Question: In 4–5 sentences, explain to a postpartum mom why leaking with exercise is common but not something she has to live with.