Physiotherapy Graduate Student (Alberta)

Physiotherapy Graduate Student (Alberta)

30 Oct
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Avenue.io
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Alberta

30 Oct

Avenue.io

Alberta

Apply clinical reasoning and patient-centered care as an Allied Health Graduate Student in Physiotherapy at Glenrose Rehabilitation Hsp. Work under regulated therapist supervision.
This casual/relief position supports final-year clinical graduate students preparing for regulated practice. Students consolidate education through practical experience across acute, outpatient, community, continuing care, mental health, and addictions settings. The work requires safe care within educational preparation and competency.
Key Responsibilities: Provide assigned patient-centered care under regulated therapist supervision
Collaborate with supervising therapists at the point of care
Seek consultation and guidance when needed
Support assessment, treatment planning, interventions, and evaluation




Document care using electronic health records and clinical technologies
Requirements: Enrolled in final year of approved accredited Master's clinical program
Studying Audiology, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, or Speech-Language Pathology
Demonstrated clinical reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills
Ability to communicate, collaborate, and manage conflict professionally
Ability to perform physical patient care and move 20-50lb loads
Develop supervised rehabilitation practice through clinical judgment, documentation, collaboration, and secure patient-centered care at Glenrose Rehabilitation Hsp.

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📌 Physiotherapy Graduate Student (Alberta)
🏢 Avenue.io
📍 Alberta

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