Physiotherapist I

The Post-Acute Rehabilitation Program (PARP) is the premier general rehabilitation program in Southern Alberta. It consists of 24 rehabilitation beds that are focused on intensive-inpatient rehabilitation. This unit primarily admits patients who have rehabilitation potential following a cerebral vascular accident, hip fractures, amputations and various neurological disorders. Physiotherapists (PT) are part of the greater rehabilitation team that includes RNs, LPNs, HCAs, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Language Pathologists, Recreation Therapists, Therapy Assistants, Registered Dietitians, Pharmacists, Unit Clerks, Family Physicians and Physiatrists. In addition, the PARP department hosts 12 Community Support Beds (CSB) with their primary function for restorative care.

The Physical Therapist I (PT) is responsible for providing direct client focused therapeutic care, in collaboration and consultation with other members of the interdisciplinary team. The PT assesses physical status of clients, participates in the development and implementation of an integrated plan of care. The PT is responsible for the provision of services in accordance with established standards, and the Mission, Vision, Values, policies and procedures of Covenant Health. This position is covered by the terms and conditions of the HSAA Paramedical Professional/Technical Collective Agreement.

Physiotherapist ICOV HSAA PROF TECHPost Acute RehabilitationSt. Michael's Health CentreAs Per LocationNot Applicable 0.8523-OCT-2026Regular Part Time02-NOV-20267.75417DaysAs Per Rotation $42.51 $56.60Not Applicable

Required Qualifications

Graduate of a Physical Therapy program or recognized equivalent required. Active registration with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta is required. Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider (Level C) required.

Additional Required Qualifications

Requires prolonged periods of standing and walking, as well as close supportive contact with patients. The role involves frequent bending, pulling, lifting, and varied physical movements, including changing positions and assuming awkward postures. Responsibilities also include transferring and/or lifting adult patients and transporting equipment. Strong verbal and written communication skills are required, along with the ability to maintain focus for extended periods.

Preferred Qualifications

Previous experience in a rehabilitation setting is considered an asset. Demonstrated ability to address patient and family concerns in a respectful and diplomatic manner. Commitment to continuous learning is expected. New graduates are welcome to apply!