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Physiotherapists (PT) contribute their knowledge and expertise in a number of clinical areas. These areas include, but are not limited to, musculoskeletal, neurological, spinal cord injury, cardio-respiratory, gerontology, burns, hand therapy, mental health and chronic disease management.

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Where you may work

We offer diverse opportunities for physiotherapists, encompassing various settings like clinics, hospitals, urban, rural, coastal, and mountain settings. Areas of care include:

  • Acute care and emergency
  • Rehabilitation and transitional care
  • Ambulatory clinics/outpatients
  • Student lead clinics
  • Community Home Health
  • Long-term care
  • Mental health and substance use
  • Child and youth school-based programs

You'll have the opportunity to work in a variety of clinical practice areas, including: 

  • Orthopedics and Musculoskeletal
  • Cardiorespiratory
  • Medicine and Surgery
  • Neurology/Spine
  • Geriatrics/Seniors Health
  • Mental Health
  • Health Promotion and Prevention
  • Chronic Disease Management

Why join Vancouver Coastal Health?

  • Supportive, world-class team who delivers exceptional care to all
  • Career growth with access to education reimbursements and paid educational leave
  • Competitive salaries and strong premiums and allowances
  • Comprehensive health benefits, work-life balance and wellness support
  • Multi-disciplinary team-based care
  • Full range of lifestyle and career opportunities, in diverse health care settings
Taylor Wilson

Meet the Team

“I love the patients and team members I get to work with on a daily basis. Our team is very collaborative and I feel supported in my role every day.”

Taylor Wilson, Physiotherapist, Squamish General Hospital

Meet Taylor

Featured Program: New Grad Program

VCH is pleased to offer new graduate physiotherapy support and learning opportunities to help you enhance your confidence and competence as you transition to independent practice. As a new graduate, you will have access to on-call support with clinical skills and decision-making, new grad education sessions and supernumerary buddy shifts to support your learning needs.

Our support team for new graduates includes access to a dedicated new grad PT educator in addition to the entire practice team of managers, practice leaders, clinical resource therapists, and, of course, your co-workers. VCH also offers new grad roles with options to rotate to multiple practice areas tailored to your individual learning needs along with a gradual increase in caseload.

New Grad PT Educator can provide:

  • On-call support with clinical skills and decision-making, resource finding, and emotional well-being
  • Hands-on assistance with direct patient care
  • Education on physiotherapy foundational skills
  • Booked time for clinical support, mentorship, and career planning.

VCH’s New Grad Program includes:

  • Up to 140 supernumerary hours to supplement classroom learning and enable consolidation of knowledge.
  • Access to regional physiotherapy new grad educator to support onboarding, orientation, and continued education.
  • New Grad Community of Practice
Caitlin Millham, Physiotherapist

Meet the Team

“One of the most rewarding ways I’ve been supported is through reaching out to the Clinical Resource Therapists."

Caitlin Millham, New Grad Physiotherapist, Vancouver General Hospital

Meet Caitlin

Professional development opportunities for Physiotherapists

VCH is dedicated to the professional development of our physiotherapists. Our physiotherapy leadership team is unique in that it has physiotherapy practice coordinators, dedicated full-time clinical resource therapists and a dedicated new grad PT educator, to provide you with mentorship, regular education and one on one support to help you achieve your professional goals. We encourage and support staff to expand their skills by being involved in research, teaching, leadership development and experiencing new practice areas.

We also have recently increased the resources within our clinical education department to better support physiotherapy students and preceptors, regional orientation and the roll-out of regional practice initiatives which our regional Physiotherapy clinical educator will support.

Research and financial support opportunities

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