SHARE Family & Community Services·Port Moody, British Columbia
The Physiotherapist provides screening, assessment, and treatment services to children to improve their musculoskeletal, neurological, and respiratory skills. They also collaborate with families, educators, and interdisciplinary teams to develop and implement effective therapy programs.
The Physiotherapist provides services to help children and students to achieve their highest possible level of independent functioning within the school, home and community. These services include screening, assessment, consultation, program planning, treatment, administration, education and research. The therapist provides services for early childhood and school aged children that promote and improve the musculoskeletal, neurological, respiratory and perceptual motor skills. Key
Assesses and evaluates children’s physical abilities using standardized assessment tools and non-standardized assessment including observation, interview, and review of medical and developmental reports. Plans and develop goals for physiotherapy services in consultation with the family and based on the assessment results and the priorities of the family. Provide direct therapy services to individual and groups of children and their families to implement physiotherapy program based on established goals. Provide instruction, guidance and advice to families, childcare programs and other service providers on implementation of components of the physiotherapy program. Recommend adaptive equipment and provide specialized therapy services as needed to meet the child therapeutic needs. Refer families to other community services and professionals as needed. Liaises with school teams, educators, community service providers, and other professionals to ensure coordinated and consistent therapies and services. Participates in interdisciplinary team and family assessment, planning, direct services and transition planning related to individual child and family services. Maintain related records and produces reports as required. Provide consultative and education services to families, caregivers, childcare providers, other service providers and the public. Maintain current knowledge on literature and research in the field. Provides up to date best practice information.
Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy with pediatric training; registration with the College of Physical Therapist of BC. A minimum of One (1) year pediatric clinical experience, with some experience in a community-based early intervention program and supporting school age children. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities The Physiotherapist understands and can work effectively with children and their families to provide therapy and consultation services. They will have demonstrated strong leadership, instructional, written, and oral skills, and will be a committed team member.
Closing Date: open until filled
Benefits: Paid Vacation, Extended Health and New Hire Signing bonus up to $2000( Conditions apply)
SHARE recognizes the systemic discrimination that Black, Indigenous, Persons of Colour and many other groups have historically experienced, and continue to face in our society, and in our community. SHARE is committed to being an inclusive, welcoming and unbiased employer and service provider. Further, we are encouraging members of these communities to apply for this position. Please feel free to let us know if you carry any of these identities.
Our Organization SHARE is an accredited non-profit, independent, community-based organization providing leadership and programs in response to the social needs of the residents of the Tri-Cities (Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Anmore and Belcarra), New Westminster and adjacent communities. SHARE Family & Community Services exists to Connect, Engage, and Strengthen Individuals and Families.
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Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy and be registered with the College of Physical Therapist of BC. A minimum of one year of pediatric clinical experience is required, along with knowledge of community-based early intervention programs.
Market context
In British Columbia, allied-health roles in pediatric physiotherapy are often driven by demand in community-based early intervention and child-focused services. These positions can be competitive because employers typically look for a BC-registered physiotherapist with pediatric experience and familiarity with community programs; on this platform, requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review the role faster. If you are applying, confirm your College of Physical Therapists of BC registration and highlight specific pediatric caseload experience in your resume.
