Maximizing health and independence for Canadians impacted by vision loss.
Toronto, Ontario
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada is a health services organization. We provide training that enables people who are blind or partially sighted to develop or restore key daily living skills, helping enhance their independence, safety and mobility. Our certified specialists work closely with ophthalmologists, optometrists and other health care professionals, providing essential care on a referral basis in homes and communities across Canada. For more information, visit visionlossrehab.ca
On-site · London
The Occupational Therapist will conduct assessments and develop treatment plans to help clients with vision loss improve their daily living and functional independence. They will provide direct therapy, educate caregivers and professionals, and act as a resource for accessible design and adaptive equipment.
On-site · London
The Occupational Therapist performs assessments and develops treatment plans to help individuals with vision loss improve their daily living and working functions. They provide direct therapy, teach adaptive skills, and collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure a holistic approach to client care.
On-site · New Westminster
The Occupational Therapist conducts comprehensive clinical assessments and develops individualized treatment plans to improve the daily living and independence of clients with vision loss. They also provide service coordination, collaborate with interdisciplinary healthcare teams, and offer education to clients, families, and community partners.
On-site · New Westminster
The role involves conducting comprehensive occupational therapy assessments and delivering individualized rehabilitation plans for individuals with vision loss. It also entails coordinating clinical services across multidisciplinary teams to ensure seamless transitions and continuity of care.
On-site · New Westminster
The specialist provides instruction in compensatory independent living skills and assistive technology to help individuals with vision loss maintain independence. They also conduct assessments, develop personalized living plans, and maintain detailed case documentation.
On-site · New Westminster
The specialist provides instruction in compensatory independent living skills and assistive technology to help individuals with vision loss live independently. Responsibilities include assessing client needs, developing personalized living plans, and collaborating with healthcare professionals.
On-site · New Westminster
The Occupational Therapist performs assessments, develops treatment plans, and provides rehabilitation services to help clients with vision loss improve their daily living and working independence. They also collaborate with health care providers and families to coordinate care and ensure clients have access to necessary support services.
On-site · New Westminster
The Occupational Therapist conducts assessments and develops treatment plans to help individuals with vision loss improve their daily living and working abilities. They provide specialized training, coordinate care with external health providers, and recommend environmental modifications to enhance client independence.
On-site · Kelowna
The Client Care Navigator coordinates and integrates support services for individuals with vision loss by managing care plans and facilitating communication between clients and healthcare providers. They are responsible for scheduling therapy appointments, monitoring client satisfaction, and ensuring all service activities are accurately documented.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Client Care Navigator coordinates and integrates support services for individuals living with vision loss by managing care plans and facilitating communication between clients and healthcare providers. They are responsible for scheduling therapy appointments, monitoring client progress, and identifying emerging care needs to ensure timely access to essential services.
On-site · Victoria
The Client Care Navigator coordinates and integrates support services for individuals with vision loss, acting as a primary contact after diagnosis. They are responsible for conducting assessments, developing care plans, and facilitating communication between clients and healthcare providers.
On-site · Kelowna
The Client Care Navigator coordinates supports and services for individuals living with vision loss, acting as the primary contact after diagnosis. Key duties include conducting assessments, managing care plan goals, and facilitating communication between clients and healthcare providers.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Client Care Navigator coordinates supports and services for individuals living with vision loss, acting as the primary contact after diagnosis. Key duties include conducting assessments, managing care plan goals, and facilitating communication between clients and healthcare providers.
On-site · Victoria
The Client Care Navigator coordinates supports and services for individuals living with vision loss to improve their wellbeing and independence. Key duties include conducting assessments, managing therapy appointments, and facilitating communication between clients and healthcare providers.
On-site · Victoria
The specialist instructs individuals with vision loss on orientation and mobility to aid in movement skills, spatial orientation, and independent travel. They also conduct assessments, develop service plans, and provide support in using electronic travel aids and other assistive tools.
On-site · Victoria
Instruct individuals with vision loss on orientation and mobility skills to promote independence and safety. Conduct assessments, develop service plans, and collaborate with healthcare professionals and community partners.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Specialist performs functional low vision assessments and instructs clients on the use of optical and non-optical aids to maximize residual vision. They also collaborate with healthcare professionals and provide education to individuals and families regarding vision health and adjustment to vision loss.
On-site · New Westminster
The Specialist performs functional low vision assessments and instructs clients on the use of optical and non-optical aids to maximize residual vision. They also provide education, handle public inquiries, and collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team to support client independence.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Vision Rehabilitation Assistant works under the direction of specialists to implement rehabilitation plans and provide training in independent living and mobility skills. They also maintain case documentation, manage adaptive device inventory, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support client progress.
On-site · New Westminster
The Vision Rehabilitation Assistant works under the direction of specialists to implement rehabilitation plans and provide adaptive skills training to clients with vision loss. They also maintain case documentation, manage adaptive device inventory, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support client independence.
