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Chiropractor

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Clinic: The Bright Physio
Website: www.thebrightphysio.ca
Email: info@thebrightphysio.ca
Email: thebrightphysio@gmail.com
Location: 105, 4904 30 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta
Position Type: Independent Contractor

About Us

The Bright Physio & Mindfulness Massage is a multidisciplinary wellness clinic dedicated to delivering high-quality, evidence-informed care. We promote a collaborative, client-focused approach to health and are seeking a skilled and professional Chiropractor to join our growing team.

Responsibilities

  • Perform comprehensive chiropractic assessments and develop individualized treatment plans.
  • Deliver safe, effective, evidence-informed chiropractic care.
  • Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation.
  • Educate patients on treatment, prevention, home-care, and lifestyle strategies.
  • Communicate effectively and professionally with clients and team members.
  • Manage your schedule and caseload as an independent contractor.
  • Uphold all professional, ethical, and safety standards required in Alberta

Qualifications & Requirements

College of Chiropractors of Alberta – Regulatory Requirements
(Presented in a safe, compliant general format to align with current College expectations.)
Applicants must meet the requirements established by the College of Chiropractors of Alberta, including:
  • Must be registered and in good standing with the College of Chiropractors of Alberta.
  • Must hold an active practice permit (or be eligible to obtain one).
  • Must maintain professional liability insurance that meets College standards.
  • Must comply with all College regulatory expectations, including:
  • Standards of Practice
  • Code of Ethics
  • Clinical competence and continuing education requirements
  • Documentation and record-keeping standards
  • Informed consent procedures
  • Patient privacy and confidentiality requirements
  • Professional boundaries and patient-safety standards
  • Advertising and communication guidelines
  • Must comply with all relevant Alberta health legislation related to chiropractic practice.

General Clinical Requirements

  • Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree from an accredited chiropractic college.
  • Strong patient assessment, manual therapy, and clinical decision-making skills.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.
  • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
  • Additional certifications or modalities (e.g., ART, acupuncture, soft-tissue techniques) are an asset.

What We Offer

  • Competitive independent-contractor compensation model (split or room rental available).
  • Flexible scheduling and autonomy over your caseload.
  • Supportive, professional clinic environment.
  • Furnished treatment room (if available).
  • Administrative/reception support (if applicable).
  • Free onsite parking.
  • Opportunity for professional growth in a collaborative setting.

How to Apply

Please send your resume and a brief cover letter to:
 info@thebrightphysio.ca
or
 thebrightphysio@gmail.com
We look forward to welcoming a dedicated chiropractor to The Bright Physio & Mindfulness Massage
December 2, 2025

Admin Support / Receptionist (Part-Time)

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Clinic: The Bright Physio
Website: www.thebrightphysio.ca
Email: info@thebrightphysio.ca
Email: thebrightphysio@gmail.com
Location: 105, 4904 30 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta
Position Type: Independent Contractor

About Us

The Bright Physio & Mindfulness Massage is a multidisciplinary healthcare clinic providing physiotherapy, massage therapy, chiropractic care, and wellness services. We pride ourselves on a friendly, supportive environment for both staff and clients. We are seeking a professional Admin Support / Receptionist to be the welcoming face of our clinic.

Key Responsibilities

  • Greet clients warmly and provide excellent front-desk customer service.
  • Manage scheduling, bookings, confirmations, and cancellations.
  • Answer phones and email inquiries in a professional and timely manner.
  • Process payments, issue receipts, and support direct billing procedures (training provided).
  • Maintain organized client records and ensure confidentiality.
  • Assist practitioners with administrative tasks.
  • Keep the reception area tidy and welcoming.
  • Perform daily opening and closing duties.

Education & Qualification Requirements (Suitable for Alberta)

(Reception and administrative roles in Alberta are not regulated by a governing college. The qualifications below reflect standard, industry-appropriate expectations for healthcare and wellness clinic administration.)
Education Requirements
  • High school diploma (Grade 12) required.
  • Post-secondary education is an asset, including programs such as:
  • Office Administration
  • Medical Office Assistant (MOA)
  • Business Administration
  • Health Administration
  • Accounting or Bookkeeping
  • Additional training in customer service, computer skills, or communication is beneficial.
Experience & Skills Requirements
  • Previous experience in reception, administration, customer service, or front-desk work (healthcare clinic experience is an asset).
  • Strong communication skills—professional, clear, and friendly.
  • Strong organizational and multi-tasking skills.
  • Comfort using computers and software such as:
  • Scheduling systems
  • EMR (Electronic Medical Records) software (training provided if needed)
  • Email, spreadsheets, and basic office applications
  • Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information professionally.
  • Strong attention to detail, especially with payments and client documentation.
  • Team-oriented, reliable, punctual, and positive attitude.
Work Schedule
  • Part-time hours
  • Morning
  • Evenings and weekends may be required depending on clinic needs
  • Flexible scheduling available

What We Offer

  • Competitive hourly wage ($15.00–$17.75/hr)
  • Supportive and friendly team environment
  • Training provided on clinic procedures and software
  • Professional growth opportunities
  • Free onsite parking

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter to:
or
We look forward to welcoming an enthusiastic and professional Admin Support / Receptionist to The Bright Physio & Mindfulness Massage!
November 28, 2025

Registered Massage Therapist

By Career

Clinic: The Bright Physio
Website: www.thebrightphysio.ca
Email: info@thebrightphysio.ca
Email: thebrightphysio@gmail.com
Location: 105, 4904 30 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta
Position Type: Independent Contractor

About Us

The Bright Physio & Mindfulness Massage is a growing, client-centred clinic focused on high-quality wellness and rehabilitation services. We offer a calming, supportive environment and work collaboratively to help clients achieve better health and well-being. We are currently seeking a compassionate, skilled Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) to join our multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

  • Provide professional, client-focused therapeutic massage treatments.
  • Perform assessments and create individualized treatment plans.
  • Maintain accurate and confidential clinical documentation.
  • Recommend home-care strategies to support client progress.
  • Uphold all ethical, professional and safety standards expected in Alberta.
  • Manage your own schedule and caseload as an independent contractor.

Qualifications & Requirements

Massage Therapy Requirements in Alberta

 

Applicants must meet the following standards typically required by recognized Alberta associations such as:
  • Massage Therapists Association of Alberta (MTAA)
  • Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC)
  • Canadian Massage & Manual Osteopathic Therapists Association (CMMOTA)
  • Alberta Massage Therapist Association (AMTA)
Required:
  • Completion of a minimum 2,200-hour massage therapy diploma program from a recognized school.
  • Must be a member in good standing with at least one recognized Alberta massage therapy association.
  • Must carry current professional liability insurance that meets association requirements.
  • Must adhere to association standards, including:
  • Code of Ethics
  • Standards of Practice
  • Scope of Practice guidelines
  • Continuing education requirements
  • Client confidentiality & privacy obligations
  • Informed consent procedures
  • Professional communication and safe treatment practices
  • Ability to issue insurance receipts as required by Alberta insurers.

General Clinical Requirements

  • Strong therapeutic, assessment, and treatment skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities.
  • Professional and reliable with a strong client-care mindset.
  • CPR/First Aid certification (current).
  • Training in additional modalities is an asset (e.g., cupping, prenatal massage, hot stone, etc.).

What We Offer

  • Competitive independent-contractor compensation structure.
  • Flexible scheduling options.
  • A supportive and collaborative work environment.
  • Furnished treatment room (if applicable).
  • Onsite reception/administrative support (if offered).
  • Free onsite parking.
November 28, 2025

Physiotherapist / Resident Physiotherapist

By Career

Clinic: The Bright Physio
Website: www.thebrightphysio.ca
Email: info@thebrightphysio.ca
Email: thebrightphysio@gmail.com
Location: 105, 4904 30 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta
Position Type: Independent Contractor

About Us

The Bright Physio is a client-centered rehabilitation clinic dedicated to high-quality, evidence-based physiotherapy care. We offer a supportive environment, flexible scheduling, We are currently seeking an enthusiastic Physiotherapist or Resident Physiotherapist to join our expanding team.

Responsibilities

  • Complete thorough physiotherapy assessments and develop individualized treatment plans.
  • Deliver one-on-one, evidence-informed therapeutic interventions.
  • Maintain clear and accurate clinical documentation.
  • Communicate effectively with clients and colleagues.
  • Uphold all ethical, professional, and safety standards expected in Alberta.
  • Manage your own independent contractor schedule and caseload.

Qualifications & Requirements

College of Physiotherapists of Alberta – Regulatory Requirements
(Written in a compliant, general manner to align with current regulatory expectations.)

For Registered Physiotherapists:

  • Must be registered and in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta.
  • Must hold an Active Practice Permit (or be eligible to obtain one).
  • Must maintain professional liability insurance that meets College requirements.
  • Must follow all College expectations, including:
  • Standards of Practice
  • Code of Ethical Conduct
  • Documentation and record-keeping standards
  • Informed consent requirements
  • Privacy and confidentiality obligations
  • Safety, risk management, and infection-prevention requirements
  • Ongoing participation in the Continuing Competence Program

For Resident Physiotherapists:

  • Must be registered as a Resident Physiotherapist with the College.
  • Must meet all supervision requirements established by the College.
  • Must ensure their supervising physiotherapist complies with the supervision structure set by the College.
  • Must maintain liability insurance and follow all Standards of Practice applying to residents.

General Clinical Requirements

  • Physiotherapy degree from an accredited institution (MScPT or equivalent).
  • Strong clinical reasoning and communication skills.
  • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively.
  • Current CPR/First Aid certification.
  • Additional certifications or clinical interests are considered an asset.
November 28, 2025

Physiotherapist

By Career

Clinic: The Bright Physio
Website: www.thebrightphysio.ca
Email: info@thebrightphysio.ca
Email: thebrightphysio@gmail.com
Location: 105, 4904 30 Ave, Beaumont, Alberta
Position Type: Independent Contractor

About Us

The Bright Physio & Mindfulness Massage is a multidisciplinary wellness clinic dedicated to delivering high-quality, evidence-informed care. We promote a collaborative, client-focused approach to health and are seeking a skilled and professional Chiropractor to join our growing team.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct comprehensive physiotherapy assessments and develop personalized treatment plans.
  • Provide effective, evidence-informed physiotherapy interventions.
  • Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation according to Alberta standards.
  • •Educate clients on injury prevention, home exercise programs, and treatment expectations.
  • Practice in alignment with all professional, ethical, and safety requirements in Alberta.
  • Manage your independent contractor schedule and professional responsibilities.

Qualifications & Requirements

Required by the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta (Regulatory Requirements)
(Presented in a compliant and general format to ensure accuracy with current standards)
  • Must be registered and in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta.
  • Must hold Active Practice Register status (or be eligible).
  • Must carry professional liability insurance that meets College requirements.
  • Must comply with all College Standards, including:
  • Standards of Practice
  • Code of Ethical Conduct
  • •Continuing Competence Program participation
  • Clinical documentation and record-keeping standards
  • Informed consent and privacy/confidentiality requirements
  • Patient safety, clinical risk management, and professional boundaries
  • Must comply with all relevant Alberta health legislation and regulatory guidelines.

General Clinical Requirements

  • Degree in Physiotherapy from an accredited institution (MScPT or equivalent).
  • Strong clinical skills in orthopedics, musculoskeletal care, or manual therapy.
  • Excellent interpersonal, communication, and clinical reasoning abilities.
  • Ability to work independently within a supportive clinic environment.
  • Current CPR/First Aid certification.
  • Additional certifications/special interests are an asset.

What We Offer

  • Competitive contractor compensation structure
  • Flexible hours and autonomy over your schedule.
  • Supportive, positive clinic environment.
  • Administrative and reception assistance available.
  • Free onsite parking.
  • Opportunities for continuing education and professional growth.
November 28, 2025

5 Everyday Habits That Sneakily Damage Your Body, and How to Fix Them

By BlogNo Comments

Introduction
Our modern lifestyles—long hours at a desk, mobile phone usage, commuting, stress—create physical stresses we often overlook. Here are five common habits that quietly damage our bodies, and how a physiotherapy-led approach can help reverse them.

Habit 1: Slouching at the desk
Our bodies weren’t designed for 8+ hours of screen time, leaning forward and hunching. Over time, this leads to neck pain, upper back tightness, rounded shoulders and reduced breathing capacity.
Fix: Use an ergonomic chair, keep your monitor at eye height, take regular breaks for micro-movements. A physiotherapist can provide posture correction drills, mobilisation and trigger-point relief.

Habit 2: Carrying a heavy bag on one shoulder
That one-shoulder bag may seem harmless but over time causes muscular imbalance: one side works harder, the other weakens. This leads to shoulder and neck strain.
Fix: Use a backpack with both straps, lighten your load, switch sides regularly. A physiotherapist can assess muscle imbalances and prescribe strengthening/ stretches to restore symmetry.

Habit 3: Ignoring minor aches after activity
After a sport or workout you feel a little stiff—but you push through anyway. That stiffness may be a sign your body didn’t recover. Repeated neglect can lead to injuries.
Fix: Allow time for recovery, include stretching and mobility work. If stiffness persists beyond 48 hours, seek an assessment. A physiotherapist can identify underlying issues and guide recovery rather than letting aches build.

Habit 4: Using mobile phones or tablets for long periods
Looking down at a device for extended time leads to “text-neck”: excessive stress on neck vertebrae, forward head posture, and associated headaches, shoulder and upper back pain.
Fix: Raise your device to eye level, limit continuous usage time, take posture breaks. A physiotherapist can work on restoring neck mobility, strengthening posterior chain muscles and educating you on healthier usage habits.

Habit 5: Sitting still for too long without movement
Sedentary behaviour is a silent risk: your muscles, joints and spine are not meant to stay static. Inactivity leads to stiffness, reduced mobility and vulnerability to injury.
Fix: Stand up every 30–45 minutes, do light movement breaks, incorporate active stretching. Our physiotherapy programmes include movement-based routines that you can follow at work or home to keep your joints happy.

Conclusion
Better health isn’t only about dramatic change—it often comes down to correcting subtle daily habits. By identifying the “silent damage” in your routine and partnering with a physiotherapist, you can restore balance, improve posture and reduce injury risk. If you recognise any of these habits in your day-to-day, reach out to The Bright Physio for an evaluation and personalized plan.

November 6, 2025

Why Early Physiotherapy Is Key to Long-Term Health

By BlogOne Comment

Introduction
When pain sets in—whether from a sports injury, repetitive strain, or simply poor posture—it’s tempting to wait and hope it disappears. But one of the smartest moves you can make is to seek physiotherapy sooner rather than later. Early intervention by professionals at a clinic like The Bright Physio ensures better outcomes, less downtime, and often lower overall cost.

1. Catching problems before they become chronic
When you ignore persistent discomfort, it can evolve into a chronic condition. What started as a mild niggle may become joint stiffness, muscle imbalance or even compensatory injuries elsewhere in your body. A physiotherapist can assess early, pinpoint root causes (not just symptoms), and stop escalation.

2. Faster recovery and less time out of action
Early physiotherapy often means fewer sessions and quicker return to full activity. Instead of waiting for the pain to worsen, engaging with movement, targeted therapy and guided exercise helps maintain function. If you’re an active person, this means less time sidelined.

3. Preventative value for the future
Physiotherapy isn’t just reactive—it can be preventative. Even if you already feel “okay”, an assessment can identify imbalances or weaknesses that might cause issues down the line. By strengthening, mobilising and aligning now, you’re investing in resilience.

4. Holistic benefits beyond pain relief
Pain relief is the most obvious benefit—but early physiotherapy also improves posture, joint mobility, balance and overall wellbeing. It caters to your lifestyle: whether you’re desk-bound, athletic or just living a busy life. Better posture means less fatigue, fewer headaches, and improved comfort day-to-day.

5. Choosing the right clinic (and what to look for)
When selecting a physiotherapy provider, here are some key questions:

  • Is the assessment thorough and personalised?

  • Do they use evidence-based approaches and explain your treatment plan?

  • Will they help you understand your role in recovery (exercise homework, posture cues)?

  • Are they equipped to handle your specific situation (sports, older adults, workplace injuries)?
    At The Bright Physio, you’ll find personalised assessments and tailored programs designed to match your goals.

Conclusion
Don’t wait until pain becomes your constant companion. Early physiotherapy isn’t just about treating injury—it’s about preserving your function, preventing future problems and enjoying life without limitations. If you recognise even a small nagging issue, consider booking an assessment today.

 

October 28, 2025