Exciting New Opportunity with Enhanced Total Rewards Package!
Make an Impact on Seniors Health!
As a key member of the interprofessional clinical team, the Physiotherapist is responsible for assessing, planning, and delivering evidence-based rehabilitation services that enhance residents’ mobility, function, and quality of life within a long-term care environment.
This role integrates both physiotherapy and occupational therapy principles, supporting residents in achieving optimal independence in physical function, mobility, activities of daily living (ADLs), and participation in meaningful routines.
The Physiotherapist provides clinical leadership, collaborates with therapy assistants and nursing staff, and contributes to care planning and quality improvement initiatives that align with SE Health’s mission of delivering holistic, person-centered care.
- Flexible FTE (0.8–1.0) to support work-life balance
- Starting from $46.35/hour
- Supportive interdisciplinary team environment that values collaboration
- Focus on quality of care over volume, giving you time with each client
- Predictable weekday schedule with no evening or weekend requirements
- Meaningful, relationship-based care that helps clients reach their recovery goal
Why join our team?
- Competitive Total Rewards: More than just a paycheque—enjoy comprehensive benefits, pension options, on-demand pay, and exclusive staff perks.
- Grow Your Career: Access education bursaries, tuition support, mentorship, and ongoing training. With diverse roles across Canada, you’ll have opportunities to expand your skills and explore new career paths.
- Innovative & Purpose-Driven: At SE, we continuously look for better ways to deliver care. As a social enterprise, we support research in seniors’ health and empower our teams to bring forward new ideas.
- Make an Impact: Be part of a national organization where every role helps advance health, innovation, and stronger communities.
- Work–Life Balance & Support: You’ll have the time and support needed to deliver meaningful, relationship-based care, build rapport with clients, and help them achieve their recovery goals.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Clinical Assessment and Intervention: (50%)
- Conduct comprehensive assessments of residents’ physical and functional abilities.
- Develop individualized, goal-oriented rehabilitation and mobility plans in collaboration with the resident, family, and interdisciplinary team.
- Incorporate occupational therapy principles such as adaptive equipment recommendations, seating and positioning assessments, environmental modifications, and ADL retraining to promote safety and independence.
- Provide and document direct treatment, education, and supervision to therapy assistants implementing treatment plans.
- Monitor resident progress, reassess as needed, and adjust interventions accordingly.
- Support restorative and fall prevention programs, mobility maintenance, and transfer training.
- Educate residents and families on exercise programs, equipment use, posture, joint protection, and home safety.
- Provide coaching to caregivers and team members to ensure consistent support for resident goals.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration (25%)
- Participate in care conferences, interdisciplinary rounds, and resident safety quality rounds.
- Provide clinical input into care plans and ensure therapy goals are integrated with overall care objectives.
- Collaborate closely with nursing, recreation, and dietary teams to promote holistic resident well-being.
- Act as a resource for staff in safe handling, mobility techniques, and environmental adaptation.
Documentation and Compliance: (20%)
- Complete documentation in accordance with AHS Continuing Care Health Service Standards and SE Health clinical documentation policies.
- Maintain accurate assessment records, treatment notes, and progress summaries in the electronic health record (PointClickCare).
- Ensure compliance with privacy, infection prevention, and safety standards.
Quality Improvement: (5%)
- Contribute to quality and risk initiatives such as falls prevention, mobility audits, and safe lifting practices.
- Participate in staff education, mentoring therapy assistants, and supporting interdisciplinary learning.
- Stay current with research, clinical best practices, and evidence-informed rehabilitation models relevant to geriatric and long-term care. QUALIFICATIONS:
- Master’s degree in Physiotherapy from an accredited university
- Active registration and practice permit with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
- Recent clinical experience in long-term care, supportive living, or geriatric rehabilitation
- Familiarity with occupational therapy domains of practice, including ADL retraining, adaptive equipment, and environmental assessments considered an asset
- Excellent clinical reasoning and holistic assessment skills
- Strong interpersonal and communication abilities
- Effective collaboration within an interdisciplinary care environment
- Competence in supervising therapy assistants
- Proficiency in electronic documentation (e.g., PointClickCare)
- Current CPR and BCLS
- Clear Vulnerable Sector and Criminal Record Checks
- Up-to-date immunization record
About SE Health
SE Health is a not-for-profit social enterprise advancing health with heart. With 115+ years of impact, we bring hope, happiness, and exceptional care to people and communities across Canada. We lead with empathy, dignity, and purpose while building a future where everyone can realize their full health and well-being potential. We’re also an inclusive, supportive workplace offering competitive compensation, strong benefits, and real opportunities to grow. We’re All In Together.
Benefits:
- Company pension
- Dental care
- On-site parking
- RRSP match
- Tuition reimbursement
Application question(s):
- What city/town do you currently live in?
- What is your postal code?
Licence/Certification:
- registration and practice permit with the CPTA (required)
Work Location: In person
