Clinic Director

Job summary

The Clinic Director is responsible for overseeing daily clinic operations, financial performance, and team leadership to ensure high-quality patient care. They also manage recruitment, staff development, and community engagement to foster a positive and productive clinic culture.

Job details

Clinic Director - PhysioHouse Picton Permanent Full-time opportunity 133 Main Street, Picton,ON, KOK 2T0 Are you a visionary Physiotherapist that is willing to lead a dynamic team, foster clinical excellence, and make a tangible impact on community health? PhysioHouse Picton, a proud member of the Lifemark Health Group, Canada's largest and most comprehensive healthcare network is seeking a passionate and community-focused Clinic Director. About Lifemark PhysioHouse Picton PhysioHouse Picton clinic provide personalized, evidence-based rehabilitation for a predominantly private client population, helping individuals recover from injury, manage pain, and improve mobility. Their multidisciplinary team offers physiotherapy, chiropractic care, massage therapy, medical acupuncture, shockwave therapy, pelvic floor physiotherapy, concussion and knee bracing. The clinics also provide assessment and treatment for individuals recovering from motor vehicle accidents, delivering individualized rehabilitation programs focused on restoring function and returning patients to their daily activities. Overview As a Clinic Director, you are first and foremost a people leader. You are accountable for running your clinic, owning day-to-day execution, team leadership, patient experience, and financial results. You set the vision, culture, and standard for how care is delivered and how teams work together. Your leadership shapes both patient experience and team engagement, creating an environment where people feel supported, challenged, and proud of the work they do. This role blends clinical expertise with operational and people leadership. Most Clinic Directors are practicing clinicians who dedicate 5-15 hours per week to non-treating leadership responsibilities. In select clinics, an exceptional non-registered leader with strong operational and people leadership experience may also be considered, supported by clinical leadership within the clinic. This role is ideal for someone who wants to develop people, lead with purpose, and build a clinic that delivers meaningful, consistent care every day. People Leadership, Coaching and Culture • Create a positive, inclusive, and accountable clinic culture where people feel valued and motivated. • Lead, coach, and develop clinicians and administrative team members through regular feedback and growth conversations. • Actively support career pathways, progression opportunities, and succession planning. • Champion recruitment and retention by attracting aligned talent and creating an environment where people choose to stay and grow. • Address team challenges with empathy and clarity, fostering trust, psychological safety, and accountability. Clinical Leadership and Quality of Care • Lead by example in clinical practice, modeling professionalism, compassion, and clinical excellence. • Support high-quality clinical assessments and individualized, evidence-based treatment planning. • Oversee the systematic monitoring of patient progress and outcomes to ensure consistently exceptional care. • Guide clinicians on the development and execution of patient Plan of Care, ensuring appointments are scheduled with the front desk. • Champion best practices and clinical consistency, working closely with clinical leaders and the Regional Director. • Support accreditation initiatives and ensure clinical standards and service expectations are upheld. Clinic Performance and Operational Leadership • Lead the overall performance and operational health of the clinic with a clear understanding of key drivers, coaching clinicians and administrative team accordingly. • Use data and performance trends to inform decisions and improvement initiatives. • Champion efficient scheduling practices that increase access and utilization, while elevating the patient experience. • Develop and implement action plans to strengthen service delivery, improve outcomes, and support sustainable clinic success. • Partner with Regional Directors on staffing models, resourcing decisions, and clinic-level planning. Recruitment, Talent Development and People Practices • Lead recruitment efforts to attract high-quality clinicians and team members aligned with clinic values and culture. • Oversee thoughtful onboarding and mentorship experiences, completion of all training, and the development of a full case load to support long-term success. • Assist new clinicians in establishing a full case load. • Guide performance review conversations and growth-oriented development planning aligned to key metrics. • Partner with internal teams to navigate leaves of absence, transitions, and sensitive people matters. • Ensure employment practices align with organizational values, policies, and employment standards. Growth, Community Presence and Organizational Partnership • Contribute to initiatives that support clinic growth and strengthen community relationships. • Develop plans to expand the clinic’s reach, referral relationships, and impact within the community. • Collaborate with national head office teams to ensure alignment, consistency, and shared best practices. • Represent the clinic as a trusted, engaged leader within the broader Lifemark network. If you're ready to take on an exciting leadership challenge and make a profound difference in the lives of your team and community, apply today and become a part of the Lifemark legacy! Inclusion We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people from all backgrounds can thrive. Improving inclusion and equity is a collective responsibility. Lifemark promotes equal employment opportunities for all job applicants, including but not limited to those self-identifying as a member of the employment equity groups: Indigenous peoples, Newcomers to Canada, Women, and Visible minorities. Accommodation Accommodations are available on request for all candidates taking part in any aspect of the recruitment and selection process. Email us at talent at lifemark.ca [http://lifemark.ca/] #LI-EG1

What you’ll do

The Clinic Director is responsible for overseeing daily clinic operations, financial performance, and team leadership to ensure high-quality patient care. They also manage recruitment, staff development, and community engagement to foster a positive and productive clinic culture.

Requirements

The ideal candidate is a visionary Physiotherapist with strong operational and people leadership experience. They must be capable of balancing clinical practice with administrative duties while driving clinic growth and maintaining clinical excellence.

Listed skills

• Recruitment · Preferred
• Mentorship · Preferred
• Conflict Resolution · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Physiotherapy
• Clinical Leadership
• People Management
• Operational Management
• Financial Management
• Team Coaching
• Recruitment
• Performance Management
• Patient Experience
• Evidence-based Practice
• Strategic Planning
• Mentorship
• Conflict Resolution
• Community Engagement
• Healthcare Administration
• Employment Equity
• Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
• Empathy
• Professionalism
• Accountability
• Master Planning
• Talent Development
• Treatment Planning
• Compassion
• Planning
• Physical Therapy
• Clinical Assessments
• Clinical Practices
• Community Health
• Leadership
• Psychology
• Rehabilitation
• Performance Review
• Coaching
• Succession Planning
• Team Leadership
• Visionary
• Scheduling
• Resourcing

Job areas

• Healthcare
• Management & Leadership
• Administrative
• Clinical Director
• Clinical Practice Manager
• Health Service Managers
• First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers

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