Job opportunity
Community Physiotherapist Adult Care
Extendicare
Deliver community visits as a Physiotherapist, assessing adult abilities and needs while coordinating with multidisciplinary teams and equipment vendors. This casual opportunity supports community-based care.
ParaMed Home Health Care seeks a Physiotherapist to assess adult clients in community settings. You will collaborate with healthcare workers, community resources, and equipment vendors while developing client-centered plans. The work includes evidence-based problem solving, collaborative engagement, and professional documentation. Job sharing, salaried, and independent provider or contractor arrangements are available.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess abilities and needs during community visits
Collaborate with multidisciplinary healthcare and community teams
Analyze environmental impacts on occupational performance and engagement
Develop and adjust client-centered service plans
Maintain compliant professional records and current practice knowledge
Requirements:
Good-standing registration with the provincial College of Physiotherapists
Licensed new graduates may apply
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Current First Aid and CPR certification
Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and clear VSS
Apply your assessment, planning, and problem-solving expertise as a community Physiotherapist supporting adult clients through ParaMed.
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Apply on source site ParaMed Home Health Care seeks a Physiotherapist to assess adult clients in community settings. You will collaborate with healthcare workers, community resources, and equipment vendors while developing client-centered plans. The work includes evidence-based problem solving, collaborative engagement, and professional documentation. Job sharing, salaried, and independent provider or contractor arrangements are available.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess abilities and needs during community visits
Collaborate with multidisciplinary healthcare and community teams
Analyze environmental impacts on occupational performance and engagement
Develop and adjust client-centered service plans
Maintain compliant professional records and current practice knowledge
Requirements:
Good-standing registration with the provincial College of Physiotherapists
Licensed new graduates may apply
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Current First Aid and CPR certification
Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and clear VSS
Apply your assessment, planning, and problem-solving expertise as a community Physiotherapist supporting adult clients through ParaMed.
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