Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist

Company Description

Integrity Physiotherapy and Pelvic Health is a specialized physiotherapy clinic based in Westboro, Ottawa, serving clients across the greater Ottawa area.

The clinic focuses on evidence-based pelvic health and musculoskeletal care, offering personalized assessment and treatment plans for a diverse client population.

Team members collaborate closely to deliver high-quality, compassionate care in a professional and supportive environment.

The organization values integrity, ongoing education, and client-centered practice, creating a workplace where clinicians can grow their skills while making a meaningful impact in their community.

Role Description

This part-time, on-site Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist role.

The physiotherapist will perform comprehensive pelvic health assessments, including detailed history-taking, physical examinations, and identification of individual client goals.

Day-to-day responsibilities include developing and implementing treatment plans, providing manual therapy and exercise-based interventions, educating clients on pelvic floor function and self-management strategies, and documenting care in accordance with professional and regulatory standards.

The role also involves interdisciplinary communication as needed, maintaining appointment schedules, contributing to clinic quality improvement initiatives, and supporting a respectful, inclusive environment for all clients.

Qualifications

• Licensure and education: Eligible for or holding current licensure with the appropriate provincial regulatory body (e. g., College of Physiotherapists of Ontario) and completion of an accredited physiotherapy degree program.
• Pelvic health expertise: Formal training in pelvic floor physiotherapy (coursework or certification) and experience assessing and treating conditions such as pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, and pre/postnatal pelvic health.
• Clinical skills: Strong assessment, clinical reasoning, and manual therapy skills, with ability to design individualized exercise and education programs based on evidence-informed practice.
• Communication and collaboration: Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills, with the ability to build trust, provide trauma-informed care, and collaborate effectively with other healthcare professionals.
• Professionalism and organization: Demonstrated ability to manage a clinical caseload, maintain accurate documentation, respect client privacy and informed consent, and adhere to ethical and regulatory standards.
• Additional assets: Experience in private practice settings, interest in continuing education in pelvic health and related fields, and ability to work some evening or weekend hours as needed.