Qualicare, Whitby - 5 emplois
Toronto, ON
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Physiotherapist (PT) WSIB Community Rehabilitation (Contract)
Position: Physiotherapist (PT) WSIB Community Rehabilitation
Location: Scarbough
Status: Independent Contractor
Compensation: $5560/hour (block-funded WSIB model)
About Qualicare Durham Region
Qualicare Durham Region is expanding its rehabilitation services under a new WSIB contract to support injured workers requiring in-home physiotherapy. Our model emphasizes functional recovery, safety, and timely return to work within a professionally governed, community-based program.
Role Summary
We are seeking experienced Physiotherapists to provide in-home WSIB rehabilitation services for injured workers who cannot attend outpatient clinics. This role focuses on mobility, strength, pain management, and functional independence using evidence-based interventions.
Key Responsibilities
Qualifications
Compensation Model
Why Work With Us
- Competitive salary
- Flexible schedule
- Training & development
Physiotherapist (PT) WSIB Community Rehabilitation (Contract)
Position: Physiotherapist (PT) WSIB Community Rehabilitation
Location: Scarbough
Status: Independent Contractor
Compensation: $5560/hour (block-funded WSIB model)
About Qualicare Durham Region
Qualicare Durham Region is expanding its rehabilitation services under a new WSIB contract to support injured workers requiring in-home physiotherapy. Our model emphasizes functional recovery, safety, and timely return to work within a professionally governed, community-based program.
Role Summary
We are seeking experienced Physiotherapists to provide in-home WSIB rehabilitation services for injured workers who cannot attend outpatient clinics. This role focuses on mobility, strength, pain management, and functional independence using evidence-based interventions.
Key Responsibilities
- Complete in-home PT assessments for WSIB clients
- Deliver individualized, goal-oriented rehabilitation programs
- Address mobility, strength, endurance, and pain management
- Progress treatment plans within WSIB treatment blocks
- Educate clients on self-management and recovery strategies
- Complete WSIB-compliant documentation and reporting within timelines
- Collaborate with RN assessors and interdisciplinary team members
Qualifications
- Registered Physiotherapist in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario
- Minimum 3 years clinical experience
- Community, orthopedic, or rehab experience preferred
- Strong documentation and organizational skills
- Comfortable working independently in clients homes
- Valid drivers licence and reliable vehicle
Compensation Model
- Block-funded model
- Equivalent to $5560/hour
- Flexible caseload depending on referral volume
Why Work With Us
- Clear scope and expectations
- Professional, WSIB-funded client population
- Flexible scheduling
- Strong clinical support
- Opportunity to be part of a growing program
Foire aux questions
The compensation is $5560/hour under a block-funded WSIB model.
This role is based in Scarborough, with status as an independent contractor on a part-time basis.
The role involves in-home WSIB rehabilitation services, including in-home PT assessments, delivering individualized rehabilitation programs, and educating clients on self-management and recovery strategies.
You must be a Registered Physiotherapist in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario, have a minimum of 3 years clinical experience, and hold a valid driver’s license with a reliable vehicle.
Responsibilities include completing WSIB-compliant documentation and reporting within timelines and collaborating with RN assessors and an interdisciplinary team.
Benefits include a competitive salary, flexible schedule, training and development, and the opportunity for advancement within a growing program.
The program emphasizes functional recovery, safety, and timely return to work within a professionally governed, community-based program.
