Physiotherapist

• Deliver physiotherapy and rehabilitation interventions using evidence-based approaches and best practices in accordance with applicable regulatory standards and scope of practice
• Carry a full orthopedic caseload of 12-18 patients per day; including 2 New Assessments per 7.5 hour clinical day, and up to 3 follow-up patients per hour. This may include 60 minutes charting time if required, provided the 12-18 patients per day range is still attained
• Provide assessment and treatment of neuro-musculoskeletal conditions resulting mainly from sports and training injuries as well as work injuries and accidents
• Obtain and document informed patient consent for assessment and treatment through an accurate explanation and instruction
• Provide screening assessments, education and orthoses recommendations in a direct access setting such as CDU walk- ins
• Prescribe exercises to optimally rehabilitate and prevent injuries and promote fitness
• Provide manual therapy and soft tissue techniques for neuro- musculoskeletal conditions, scar tissue, muscle tension, circulatory disorders and lymphatic problems
• Utilize pain management techniques that may include acupuncture (needling below the dermis);
• Provide ergonomics education including the provision of on-site assessments in the patient’s workplace
• Provide physiotherapy related education to patients and members of the health care team in topics such as injury prevention and health promotion issues
• Perform Biomechanical Foot Assessments including orthotics fitting and fabrication
• Contribute to the design, preparation and provision of programs integral to the operation of the physiotherapy clinic as a member of the healthcare team for the purpose of education and rehabilitation such as programs specializing in proprioceptive rehabilitation, reintegration, or back pain self-management
• Participate in ongoing management of patient care by presenting cases during inter-disciplinary meetings, attending clinical rounds, conducting patient conferences, and in scheduling additional follow-up care
• Perform daily clinical documentation for all patient interactions in accordance with CF and provincial regulatory body clinical documentation and record keeping requirements

• Current license in good standing from the province of Ontario
• Must possess a minimum of 3 years of experience working in orthopedics or sports medicine and either Manual Therapy Level 2; McKenzie Part B; or Acupuncture Certification such as AFCI or Dry Needling Certification
• Valid certificate of Standard First Aid and Basic Life Support (BLS) to Healthcare Provider or equivalent such as Cardio- pulmonary Resuscitation/Automated External Defibrillator (CPA/AED) Level C

• You will be able to obtain a Government Security Clearance at the Reliability level

• A security clearance and/or vulnerable sector screening might be required for this position.
• Our recruiter will walk you through the security clearance requirementand process.

• Patient-focused approach to treatment with emphasis on evidence-based rehab and active treatment techniques
• Weekday hours, 7:30am - 4pm – no evenings or weekends
• Focus on treatment, no billing/marketing responsibilities
• Unlimited access to resources for your patients
• Spacious treatment areas
• Motivated patient population
• Collaborative multidisciplinary team
• In-house and on-base facilities provide extensive access to exercise programing, gym facilities with an array of fitness equipment, custom bracing/orthotics and a variety of specialized military equipment
• Comprehensive Health and Dental Benefits Package for applicable full time positions

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