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Yoga Therapist jobs are open across hospitals, rehabilitation centers, wellness studios, and corporate wellness programs, from entry-level and staff roles to senior clinical and program director positions, with specializations in trauma-informed care, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and mental health support. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Physical Therapists Who Teach Yoga or Pilates: Your Clients, Now Your Patients
PeteHealth brings physical therapy into yoga and Pilates studios. We’re looking for California-licensed physical therapists who already teach yoga or Pilates and want to treat clients in the studios where they work. Same room, same you, now covered by your clients’ health insurance.
Learn more now: visit go.petedme.com/pilates
The idea in one line: Insurance doesn’t pay for fitness, but it does pay for physical therapy. When a client has a prescription and a plan of care, your session is billed to their commercial health plan as a standard PT office visit, and they pay their usual copay.
How it works
- A client wants to get stronger, rehab an injury, or improve how they move. They might be in your class, a private client, or someone Pete sends your way.
- They get a prescription from their physician, or from a telemed visit Pete arranges. Pete verifies their insurance and handles intake.
- You evaluate, set the plan of care, and treat in your studio, in the client’s home, or in your home.
- Pete bills the plan, collects, and keeps the records. You’re paid by direct deposit for each covered visit.
What you’ll do
- Evaluate clients with diagnosed conditions, set the plan of care, and provide physical therapy for pain or injury
- Draw on your yoga and Pilates expertise to guide clinically appropriate care
- Treat clients in the studio, in their homes, or in your own home
- Work with the studio owner to introduce PeteHealth to their community (we’ll support you and the owner through setup)
- Write standard clinical notes in Pete’s system (we train you on it)
- Keep teaching your classes as you do now
Requirements
Requirements
- Active, unrestricted physical therapist license in California
- Currently working as a yoga and/or Pilates instructor at a studio in California
- Yoga and/or Pilates certification [specify, e.g., RYT-200, Balanced Body, STOTT]
- A relationship with your studio, or the ability to approach the owner about partnering with PeteHealth. We’ll help from there.
Nice to have
- Experience with orthopedic, post-surgical, or chronic pain populations
- Comfort with insurance-based documentation
- Reformer or apparatus experience
What we offer
- Help getting set up in your studio. Once you’ve talked with your studio owner, our studio partnerships team can walk them through how it works and answer their questions. We set the studio up as a treatment location and give you a flyer with a code so clients can sign up.
- Credentialing under Pete. We credential you under PeteHealth’s insurance contracts, so you never enroll with a payer yourself
- Everything around the session handled. Insurance verification, prescriptions, intake, billing, collections, and compliant records
- Direct deposit for each covered visit
- What stays yours: your classes, your studio, your clients, and your schedule. Covered sessions go where you put them
- A way to grow your practice within the studio community you already serve
- Patient referrals. Pete’s therapists refer at-home patients who are ready for a studio
- Flexible hours. You choose how much time to devote to covered sessions
Ready to learn more? Visit go.petedme.com/pilates to see how it works and apply. Pay and next steps are covered on your onboarding call.
We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses and identifying potential inconsistencies or verification signals in application materials based on available information. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.
Physical Therapists Who Teach Yoga or Pilates: Your Clients, Now Your Patients
PeteHealth brings physical therapy into yoga and Pilates studios. We’re looking for California-licensed physical therapists who already teach yoga or Pilates and want to treat clients in the studios where they work. Same room, same you, now covered by your clients’ health insurance.
Learn more now: visit go.petedme.com/pilates
The idea in one line: Insurance doesn’t pay for fitness, but it does pay for physical therapy. When a client has a prescription and a plan of care, your session is billed to their commercial health plan as a standard PT office visit, and they pay their usual copay.
How it works
- A client wants to get stronger, rehab an injury, or improve how they move. They might be in your class, a private client, or someone Pete sends your way.
- They get a prescription from their physician, or from a telemed visit Pete arranges. Pete verifies their insurance and handles intake.
- You evaluate, set the plan of care, and treat in your studio, in the client’s home, or in your home.
- Pete bills the plan, collects, and keeps the records. You’re paid by direct deposit for each covered visit.
What you’ll do
- Evaluate clients with diagnosed conditions, set the plan of care, and provide physical therapy for pain or injury
- Draw on your yoga and Pilates expertise to guide clinically appropriate care
- Treat clients in the studio, in their homes, or in your own home
- Work with the studio owner to introduce PeteHealth to their community (we’ll support you and the owner through setup)
- Write standard clinical notes in Pete’s system (we train you on it)
- Keep teaching your classes as you do now
Requirements
Requirements
- Active, unrestricted physical therapist license in California
- Currently working as a yoga and/or Pilates instructor at a studio in California
- Yoga and/or Pilates certification [specify, e.g., RYT-200, Balanced Body, STOTT]
- A relationship with your studio, or the ability to approach the owner about partnering with PeteHealth. We’ll help from there.
Nice to have
- Experience with orthopedic, post-surgical, or chronic pain populations
- Comfort with insurance-based documentation
- Reformer or apparatus experience
What we offer
- Help getting set up in your studio. Once you’ve talked with your studio owner, our studio partnerships team can walk them through how it works and answer their questions. We set the studio up as a treatment location and give you a flyer with a code so clients can sign up.
- Credentialing under Pete. We credential you under PeteHealth’s insurance contracts, so you never enroll with a payer yourself
- Everything around the session handled. Insurance verification, prescriptions, intake, billing, collections, and compliant records
- Direct deposit for each covered visit
- What stays yours: your classes, your studio, your clients, and your schedule. Covered sessions go where you put them
- A way to grow your practice within the studio community you already serve
- Patient referrals. Pete’s therapists refer at-home patients who are ready for a studio
- Flexible hours. You choose how much time to devote to covered sessions
Ready to learn more? Visit go.petedme.com/pilates to see how it works and apply. Pay and next steps are covered on your onboarding call.
We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses and identifying potential inconsistencies or verification signals in application materials based on available information. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in yoga therapist jobs.
- Certification from the International Association of Yoga Therapists (C-IAYT) strongly preferred or required
- Minimum 800-hour yoga therapy training from an IAYT-accredited program
- Experience conducting individual assessments and developing personalized therapeutic yoga protocols
- Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and contraindications for common medical and mental health conditions
- Ability to maintain clinical documentation and progress notes within electronic health record systems
- Current CPR and first aid certification with willingness to maintain continuing education credits
Tips for Your Yoga Therapist Job Search
Lead with your certifications upfront
Yoga therapist roles often screen by credential before reviewing experience. List your IAYT certification, registered yoga teacher hours, and any specialty training in the top third of your resume so hiring managers confirm eligibility immediately without digging.
Tailor your resume to the setting
A hospital posting wants clinical language and documentation experience. A wellness studio wants client retention and class variety. Reframe the same experience using the vocabulary of each setting instead of sending one generic resume to every listing.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists yoga therapist openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that name your specialty
Search for your specific modality alongside the job title. Trauma-informed, oncology, cardiac rehab, and pediatric yoga therapy pull up listings that general searches miss and filter out candidates who lack your exact background.
Prepare a client outcomes portfolio
Many yoga therapist interviews ask for evidence of therapeutic impact. Bring anonymized case summaries that show presenting condition, the protocol you used, and measurable progress, so you can demonstrate clinical thinking rather than just describing general practice.
Negotiate scope before discussing schedule
Yoga therapist offers vary widely in whether documentation, program design, and supervision are included in your hours. Clarify what your caseload covers before agreeing to pay or start date, so you're not absorbing unpaid administrative work after accepting.
Yoga Therapist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How many yoga therapist jobs are remote?
About 86% of yoga therapist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with virtual work concentrated in one-on-one therapeutic coaching, corporate wellness program facilitation, and telehealth-adjacent mental health support roles rather than hands-on rehabilitation or clinical settings.
How do you become a yoga therapist?
Start with a registered yoga teacher credential, then complete an IAYT-accredited yoga therapy training program totaling at least 800 hours. After finishing supervised clinical hours, you can apply for the C-IAYT credential through the International Association of Yoga Therapists. Many practitioners also pursue coursework in anatomy, physiology, or a complementary health discipline to strengthen their clinical foundation before applying to roles.
Can you get hired as a yoga therapist with little experience?
Entry-level yoga therapist roles do exist, particularly in community wellness centers, group fitness settings, and nonprofit health programs that value foundational IAYT training over years of clinical hours. Volunteering with rehabilitation programs, completing practicums during your training, and building documented case studies from student clinic work all help you compete for those positions without an extensive professional history.
What does the yoga therapist interview process look like?
Most yoga therapist interviews begin with a screening call to verify credentials and training background, followed by a structured interview covering your assessment approach, population experience, and documentation habits. Clinical or hospital employers often add a practical component where you walk through a case scenario or demonstrate how you would adapt a protocol for a specific condition. References from supervisors or clinical mentors are typically required before an offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to yoga therapist jobs?
You can find and apply to yoga therapist jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your credentials, specialization, and preferred setting, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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