Part time Physiotherapist (Evening) - Fredericton, NB Posted : Part-Time On-site Part-time Physiotherapist (Evening) - Fredericton, NB Are you looking for a company that supports innovative, evidence-based approaches to rehabilitation? Then CBI Health has a great opportunity for you to join our interdisciplinary team! As a Physiotherapist within our CBI Health Centre, you’ll have all the tools and resources you need to grow your practice and develop your skills.
After all, our commitment to excellence goes beyond the way we serve our communities. Work with clients to develop and implement individualized treatment plans, directed towards maintaining and enhancing their physical abilities, lifestyle and well-being Promote positive relationships between clients, team members,
funders and the community You are a graduate of a recognized School of Physiotherapy Registration in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists Recent Brunswick What CBI Health offers you Up to a $5,000 signing bonus Training and mentoring from a national network of experts Excellent administrative support, so you can focus on your patients Flexible hours, which allow work-life balance and focus on quality of life CBI Health is Canada's leading community healthcare provider. Our national interdisciplinary network of healthcare staff and professionals is over 2,500 strong, and we continue to find ways to innovate our services to provide better recovery and support for our clients.
We’re changing how healthcare is experienced. Our diverse healthcare team works together with our clients to address all parts of their life, to provide data-driven solutions and better health outcomes.
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📌 Part-time Physiotherapist (Evening) - Fredericton, NB
🏢 CBI Health Group
📍 Fredericton
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