Position: Part‑Time, with transition to Full‑Time

Schedule: 2 days per week initially; opportunity to transition to full-time after approximately 3 months

Compensation: $40–$55/hour, based on experience and qualifications

About the Role
MÖWE is looking for a motivated and patient‑focused Registered Physiotherapist with experience in Pelvic Health and Sports Medicine to join our growing clinical team.

The successful candidate will provide hands‑on assessment and treatment to patients in our clinic, with a caseload that may include pelvic health, sports injuries, musculoskeletal conditions, post‑operative rehabilitation, injury prevention, mobility and return‑to‑sport rehabilitation.

We are initially hiring for 2 days per week, with the intention of developing this position into a full‑time role after approximately 3 months as the caseload grows.

Key Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive physiotherapy assessments and develop individualized evidence‑based treatment plans.

Assess and treat pelvic health conditions, within the physiotherapist’s training and scope of practice.

Treat sports and musculoskeletal injuries, including acute and chronic conditions.

Provide rehabilitation for post‑operative and orthopaedic patients.

Develop progressive exercise, strengthening, mobility and return‑to‑activity/return‑to‑sport programs.

Provide manual therapy and other appropriate physiotherapy interventions.

Educate patients regarding their condition, treatment plan, home exercise program and injury prevention.

Monitor patient progress and modify treatment plans when required.

Maintain accurate, timely and qualified clinical documentation.

Communicate and collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals when appropriate.

Maintain excellent standards of patient care, privacy, professionalism and clinic safety.

Pelvic Health Responsibilities

Pelvic pain





Urinary incontinence

Pregnancy and postpartum rehabilitation

Core and pelvic floor rehabilitation

Return to exercise and sport following pregnancy

Other pelvic health conditions within the physiotherapist’s education, competency and scope of practice

Qualifications & Requirements

Registered Physiotherapist in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.

Degree in Physiotherapy from a recognized institution.

Pelvic Health Physiotherapy training/certification with competency to provide pelvic health assessment and treatment.

Strong background or demonstrated interest in sports medicine, orthopaedics and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

Appropriate professional liability insurance.

Current CPR/First Aid certification preferred.

Strong clinical reasoning, assessment and treatment‑planning skills.

Excellent communication, interpersonal and patient‑education skills.

Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with the MÖWE clinical team.

Commitment to evidence‑informed practice, continuing education and high standards of patient care.

Preferred Assets
Experience or additional training in manual therapy, sports rehabilitation, return‑to‑sport programming, dry needling/acupuncture, concussion management, post‑operative rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, or other advanced musculoskeletal techniques would be considered an asset.

What We Offer
MÖWE offers the opportunity to join a growing multidisciplinary clinical environment with a strong focus on rehabilitation, sports medicine, recovery and modern treatment approaches.

This position is ideal for a physiotherapist who wants to build a long‑term caseload and grow with the clinic. The role will begin at two days per week, with the goal of transitioning to a full‑time position after approximately three months.

Compensation: $40–$55 per hour, based on experience and qualifications.

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