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Meaningful, friendly, and dynamic work environment
Supportive and generous colleagues
Community committed to making a difference

About the role

Competition Number

F18812P

Position Title

Instructor - Faculty of Education, Health & Human Development (Rehabilitation Assistant)

Employee Group

Faculty

Position Status

Non-Regular

Position Type

Instructor

Special Appointee

Others please specify

Workload Amount

0.67 sections

Department

Rehabilitation Assistant

Additional Notes

Location

North Vancouver

Working With Us

At Capilano University, learners are our focus. Guided by the goals outlined in Envisioning and Illuminating 2030, employees play an essential role in creating an exceptional learning experience for and with learners and are central to a thriving campus community. Together, we are inspired by imagination and Capilano University is one of the leading teaching-focused universities in British Columbia and one of BC’s Top Employers. Grounded by our sense of purpose, we offer a meaningful, friendly, and dynamic work environment.

Join the Capilano University Faculty of Education, Health, and Human Development, where our commitment to inclusion and care goes hand in hand with a strong sense of purpose. Our faculty, staff, and students thrive in an environment of support and belonging. Through personal and professional connections, we are closely tied to our communities and deeply engaged with the issues that matter to them.

We are dedicated to improving lives and building healthy communities through education. We nurture the leaders of tomorrow. As a member of our Faculty, you will support students who face significant barriers to learning and collaborate with others to build a better world. In a place where creativity, imagination, and experimentation are prized, you will provide learners with the knowledge and skills to transform their own lives and make meaningful impacts in the lives of others.

The Faculty of Education, Health, and Human Development is a community of passionate educators shaping the future through connection, care, and transformative learning. In joining us, you will be welcomed into a dynamic educational environment by supportive and generous colleagues and become a valued member of a community committed to making a difference.

About the role

We are seeking an instructor to teach RADP 240 (Gerontology Theory and Skills: Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists) for Fall 2025. This course will be taught virtually to a mixed mode cohort of students. Faculty members will work with pre-established course outlines, learning objects and content to prepare students for a career as rehabilitation assistants.

A full list of Rehabilitation Assistant Diploma courses can be found here.

Experience, competencies & qualifications

Required

  • Registration as a Physiotherapist in good standing with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC
  • Experience as a registered PT working in BC Health Authorities.
  • Experience with rehabilitation students (preceptor and/or student placement management experience)
  • Teaching experience at a post secondary institution

Preferred

  • Virtual teaching experience an asset.
  • Conflict management experience

Posting Detail Information

Internal or External Position

External

Appointment Date (mm/dd/yyyy)

09/01/2025

Salary Scale

$9,420 per instructional section.

Post Date

08/05/2025

Close Date

08/12/2026

Open Until Filled

About Capilano University

Higher Education
1001-5000

Capilano University is a regional university based in North Vancouver, British Columbia, with additional programming serving the Sunshine Coast and the Sea-to-Sky corridor. With industry-leading instructors, small classes and over 100 programs across five distinctive faculties, CapU is a unique place where students are encouraged to make their mark, in and out of the classroom. Capilano University is named after Sa7plek (Chief Joe Capilano), an important leader of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nation of the Coast Salish Peoples. We respectfully acknowledge that our campuses and are located on the territories of the LíỈwat, xʷməθkʷəỷəm (Musqueam), shíshálh (Sechelt), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and SəỈílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.