Assess, diagnose, and treat sports-related injuries for athletes ranging from community to elite and varsity levels at the University of Guelph Health and Performance Centre. Role includes on-field coverage for OUA varsity, elite, and community teams.
Compensation $85,000–$120,000 with full advantages. August start date.
Why Physios Choose Eramosa
Key Responsibilities
Assess, diagnose, and treat sports-related injuries across ages and skill levels
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans
Provide education on injury prevention
Communicate with other healthcare specialists
Maintain accurate client records
Provide field coverage for varsity, OUA, elite, and community teams
Develop partnerships with campus stakeholders
Support varsity training camps in August/September
Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Physiotherapy
Current independent registration with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario
Minimum 1 year experience as a sports physiotherapist and/or on-field sports trainer
Willingness to work flexible hours including evenings and weekends
Comfortable providing field coverage
Sport First Responder certification (required before providing sport coverage)
Sport certificate or diploma (asset)
AIM Level courses (asset)
Concussion courses and experience (asset)
What You’ll Get as a Full-Time EPA Physiotherapist
Compensation ranges from $85,000 to $120,000 – let us show you how! ($)
Paid charting time (30 minutes per shift) ($)
Vacation pay, stat holidays, sick days ($)
Vacation growth: 3 weeks at 2 years, 4 weeks at 7 years ($)
$2000 education allowance + additional PD fund ($)
Free in-house learning rounds (Ortho, Pelvic, Pediatric, Emerging Leaders) ($)
Life insurance + optional disability plan ($)
Extended health advantages after 3 years ($)
Fitness allowance ($)
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) ($)
📌 Sport Physiotherapist Guelph (Canada)
🏢 Eramosa Physiotherapy
📍 Canada
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