Physiotherapist

Calian Advanced Technologies; San Juan de Terranova; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider is looking for a Physiotherapist for the Canadian Forces Health Services Centre in St. John's, Newfoundland. The role involves providing comprehensive consultations, assessments, and treatments. Ideal candidates will have a current license and at least 1 year of experience in orthopedics or sports medicine. Benefits include weekday hours with no evenings or weekends, access to extensive healthcare resources, and a collaborative multidisciplinary team environment.

Benefits

Comprehensive Health and Dental Benefits Package

Weekday hours, no evenings or weekends

Focus on treatment, no billing/marketing responsibilities

Unlimited access to resources for patients

Qualifications

• Must have a valid license to practice in Newfoundland.
• Experience of at least 1 year in orthopedic or sports physiotherapy.
• Ability to obtain a Government Security Clearance at the Enhanced level.

Responsibilities

• Deliver evidence-based physiotherapy and rehabilitation interventions.
• Manage a full orthopedic caseload.
• Provide assessments and treatments for sports and training injuries.
• Educate patients on injury prevention and health promotion.

Skills

Current license in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Newfoundland

Manual Therapy Level 1 or Mackenzie Part A or Acupuncture/Dry Needling certificate

Valid certificate of Standard First Aid and Basic Life Support

Experience in orthopedics or sports medicine

Job description

Calian is proud to continue a long-standing contractual relationship with the Department of National Defence (DND) to provide healthcare services to the Canadian Armed Forces. Through the Health Care Provider Contract, Calian employs health care professionals across Canada who are integral to supporting the health and well‑being of our military members.

Location: St. John’s, NL

Job Type: Full Time

Calian is seeking a Physiotherapist for the Canadian Forces Health Services Centre at CFB St‑John’s, Newfoundland to provide comprehensive consultation, assessment, and treatment in both the physiotherapy section—by booked appointment and walk‑ins—and the Care Delivery Unit (CDU) via sick parade and/or consultation, as part of the collaborative practice model. They can benefit by treating clients who are generally very fit and motivated toward their recovery. Physiotherapists on this contract benefit from treating clients who are generally very fit and motivated toward their recovery. Ample time is provided to assess and treat your client. Clinical teams are comprehensive and very collaborative. Treatment philosophies are focused on evidence‑based practices, manual therapy, and exercise programs. Military service members have extensive access to healthcare resources to ensure they are fit to serve.

Responsibilities

• 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
• 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
• Contribute to the design, preparation, and provision of programs integral to the operation of the physiotherapy clinic as a member of the health care 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 scheduling additional follow‑up care

Qualifications

• Current license in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Newfoundland
• Manual Therapy Level 1 or Mackenzie Part A or Acupuncture/Dry Needling certificate
• 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
• Minimum of 1 year of experience working in orthopedics or sports medicine

Additional Requirements

• Must be able to obtain a Government Security Clearance at the Enhanced level

Security clearances

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

Perks and benefits

• Patient‑focused approach to treatment with emphasis on evidence‑based rehab and active treatment techniques
• Weekday hours, 7:30 am – 4 pm – 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 programming, 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