Registered Physiotherapist

Job summary

Conduct physiotherapy assessments, prescribe treatments, develop individualized plans, and educate clients about injury healing and self-care. Collaborate with clinic professionals and community partners to support clients’ goals, contribute to clinic programs, and help clients transition to discharge or maintenance care.

Job details

Healthy Essentials Clinic (HEC), located in beautiful Lake Country, BC, is leading the way in providing an integrated approach to meeting client’s health needs, physically, mentally and emotionally. We are an integrative team of experienced health care professionals who provide person and family centered care. We are inspired to grow and build HEC into a larger community of care providers who will help to make all people who desire health, wellness and personal excellence a reality. You may have found your next team if your treatment process focuses on: Personalized care Collaborative and integrative care Growing your knowledge and skills Transforming people’s lives Mentorship and Training opportunities As an integral part of HEC, your role will be focused on performing physiotherapy assessments, prescribing treatments, creating individual treatment plans and educating clients on healing and repair of injuries. You will take a holistic approach to patient care, while working with other professionals within the clinic to design a comprehensive individualized plan to help each client achieve their goals. If you have never worked in this kind of setting, we are here to help guide your learning and experience. A collaborative mindset is necessary as the Physiotherapist will be an integral part of existing programming within the clinic. Leadership qualities are an asset as you continue to build networks, client programs, and shared learning. Within this setting, you will be able to connect with community partners, resources, and services to best support clients throughout their journey with HEC and transition them to discharge or to a maintenance phase of care. HEC is a UBC approved teaching facility, thus there are opportunities to work with students if desired. HEC’s model is outcome focused and regularly evaluated. Physiotherapy and exercise therapy are an integral part of our success. HEC is registered with a variety of funding partners and offers direct billing options for our clients. The ideal candidate will have leadership skills to grow programs, a passion for providing timely access to treatment and be excited about the possibility of providing and participating in community and professional workshops to inform and equip clients and practitioners. Requirements: • A graduate of a Physiotherapy program recognized and approved by College of Health and Care Professionals BC • Willing to work 3-4 days/week • 1-5 year’s experience • Professional Liability Insurance is required • Previous experience working with WorkSafe BC and ICBC claims • Eagerness to work collaboratively within an integrated team model • Strong interpersonal and relationship skills • A willingness to work at building clientele, HEC will assist you with this process • Ability to communicate and collaborate respectfully with patients/clients and families about health findings, diagnosis, treatment, self-care, and prognosis • Due to the nature of this role, a criminal record check will be completed. To help support you with your clientele HEC will provide the marketing needed to grow your practice. Clinic MOAs will book your clients and set up your calendar according to your individual requirements. Significant thought has been put into the design and structure of the clinic and office spaces. HEC includes multiple private consultation and treatment rooms, a practitioner lounge and kitchen, open exercise therapy spaces and a Reformer Pilates Studio with Stott Pilates equipment. To explore this exciting opportunity further, please submit your cover letter and resume, to christina@healthyessentialsclinic.com . We look forward to hearing from you!

What you’ll do

Conduct physiotherapy assessments, prescribe treatments, develop individualized plans, and educate clients about injury healing and self-care. Collaborate with clinic professionals and community partners to support clients’ goals, contribute to clinic programs, and help clients transition to discharge or maintenance care.

Requirements

Applicants must have graduated from a physiotherapy program recognized and approved by the College of Health and Care Professionals BC, hold professional liability insurance, and have 1–5 years of experience, including experience with WorkSafeBC and ICBC claims. The role requires availability for 3–4 days per week, a collaborative approach, strong interpersonal and communication skills, and willingness to build a clientele; a criminal record check will be completed.

Listed skills

• Leadership · Preferred
• Relationship Building · Preferred
• interpersonal communication · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Physiotherapy Assessment
• Treatment Planning
• Exercise Therapy
• Injury Rehabilitation
• Holistic Patient Care
• Collaborative Care
• Client Education
• Interpersonal Communication
• Relationship Building
• Leadership
• Program Development
• Community Outreach
• WorkSafeBC Claims
• ICBC Claims
• Outcome Evaluation

Job areas

• Healthcare
• Management & Leadership
• Education