Physiotherapist / Resident Physiotherapist

• 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.

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.