Inpatient acute care physiotherapy awaits at WRHN @ Queen's in Kitchener, where assessment and treatment support patient-directed goals. This part-time position serves hospital programs.
As a physiotherapist on a multidisciplinary Collaborative Practice Team, you will work within your full professional scope. The position focuses on improving quality of life and assisting discharge planning. Duties also include program development, quality management, research, therapy assistant supervision, colleague and student mentoring, and coverage across clinical areas.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assess and treat patients within full professional scope
- Support patient-directed goals and improve quality of life
- Assist with discharge planning processes
- Participate in program planning, quality initiatives, and research
- Supervise therapy assistants and mentor colleagues and students
Requirements:
- Maintain registration in good standing with Ontario's physiotherapy college
- Have a minimum of two years' hospital-related experience preferred
- Organize, prioritize, problem solve, and manage competing demands
- Understand legislation, community resources, and discharge planning
- Function independently and within multidisciplinary teams
Bring inpatient assessment, discharge planning, and collaborative physiotherapy expertise to WRHN's acute care programs in Kitchener.
Part-Time Inpatient Physiotherapist Kitchener employer: Grand River Hospital
Waterloo Regional Health Network (WRHN) is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, making it an ideal place for professionals seeking to make a meaningful impact in healthcare. With a strong commitment to employee growth, WRHN offers numerous opportunities for professional development and advancement, all while being located in the vibrant community of Waterloo, known for its rich cultural scene and supportive environment. Join us to be part of a forward-thinking organization that values your contributions and empowers you to drive strategic initiatives across our health network.
