Anderson Orthopedics is seeking a patient-centred Canadian Certified Pedorthist to develop and deliver custom foot orthotic and footwear services across its Winnipeg and Brandon operations. The position combines lower-limb assessment, individualized orthotic design, fabrication and quality control, dispensing and follow-up, footwear fitting and modification, and collaborative support for diabetic and other high-risk foot care. The Pedorthist will work with orthotists, prosthetists, technicians, physicians and other referral partners while practising within the College of Pedorthics of Canada’s standards and the individual’s competence.

Key responsibilitiesClinical assessment and treatment planning

- Complete relevant history and lower-limb assessment, including weight-bearing and non-weight-bearing evaluation, range of motion, gait and footwear analysis, and special tests appropriate to the presentation.
- Determine whether pedorthic treatment is appropriate; identify red flags, complicating conditions and cases requiring referral or co-management.
- Explain assessment findings and treatment options in plain language, agree on goals with the client, and document the rationale and planned follow-up.
- Assess footwear fit and function and recommend appropriate footwear, orthoses or complementary products within the C. Ped (C) scope.

Custom foot orthotic design and manufacturing

- Capture and review appropriate three-dimensional casts or scans in real time; prescribe individualized orthotic design parameters, materials and construction.
- Design, fabricate or direct fabrication of custom foot orthoses using available hand techniques and digital workflows; maintain traceability from assessment through delivery.
- Inspect devices for quality, confirm fit and function at dispensing, make adjustments within competence, and arrange timely follow-up and repairs.
- Maintain lab workflow, equipment, materials and quality-control records; collaborate with the orthotic and technical teams where a case requires a broader device solution.

Footwear and diabetic foot-care support

- Complete footwear fitting and modifications appropriate to the client and device, which may include stretching, accommodations, sole or heel modifications, rocker or other functional changes, and coordination of custom footwear work.
- Support diabetic foot care through footwear assessment, pressure and risk awareness, client education, and timely communication with the referring or wound-care team.
- Recognize neuropathy, skin compromise, wounds, circulation concerns,



infection signs or other high-risk findings and follow established escalation and referral pathways. Do not perform services outside the credentialed scope or competence.
- Provide in-person dispensing and timely face-to-face follow-up for high-risk clients in accordance with College standards.

Documentation, collaboration and service development

- Maintain complete, timely, confidential clinical records, including findings, clinical impression, consent, treatment plan, design and manufacturing specifications, device delivery, education, follow-up and referrals.
- Coordinate care with Anderson Orthopedics clinicians and external providers; participate in case reviews and communicate changes affecting patient safety or continuity.
- Contribute to service protocols, inventory planning, outcome tracking and continuous improvement for orthotic and footwear services.
- Maintain certification, continuing education, professional conduct and required liability coverage; comply with privacy, workplace safety and clinic policies.

Required qualifications

- Current Canadian Certified Pedorthist designation (C. Ped (C)) in good standing with the College of Pedorthics of Canada.
- Demonstrated ability to perform pedorthic assessment, develop individualized custom foot orthotic treatment plans, dispense devices and provide follow-up.
- Experience or demonstrated competency in custom foot orthotic manufacturing and footwear fitting/modification.
- Clear written and verbal communication, sound clinical judgment, accurate documentation and a collaborative approach.
- Ability to travel between Winnipeg and Brandon locations as required; valid driver’s licence and access to reliable transportation if inter-site travel is assigned.

Preferred qualifications

- Experience with diabetic, neuropathic, wound-risk or other complex foot presentations and interprofessional care.
- Experience with digital capture, CAD/CAM, milling or additive manufacturing, plus traditional orthotic fabrication methods.
- Experience with shoe modifications, custom footwear, pressure accommodation and outcome-focused follow-up.
- Experience contributing to a growing clinical service, mentoring, workflow design or quality improvement.

Work demands and success measures





The position involves sustained standing and walking, hands-on assessment, occasional lifting or handling of footwear and materials, and focused bench or computer work. Reasonable accommodation is available. Initial performance goals should emphasize safe assessment and referral, complete records, device quality and fit, timely follow-up, client experience, productive interprofessional communication and responsible material use. Establish caseload and production targets after observing service demand and the manufacturing model.

Working Conditions

- Hours of work : 40 hours per week (4 days is also possible)
- Conditions: The competitive compensation will be commensurate with your experiences and achievements. A comprehensive range of employee benefits is offered to employees.

ABOUT MABLE HEALTH

Mable Health is a remote, people-first organization built on collaboration, accountability, and meaningful impact. As one of Canada’s fastest-growing healthcare platforms, we believe our success is driven by the expertise, passion, and dedication of our team.

In Service of our Patients

We are deeply committed to exceptional patient care, the innovation and advancement of clinical breakthroughs, and elevating mobility outcomes across Canada. By combining nationwide best practices and operational excellence, Mable Health is building a true centre of excellence within an industry on the precipice of transformation and greatness in patient mobility.

In Service of our Team

We are looking for individuals who are energized by the opportunity to help shape and build within a growing organization. At Mable, we value subject matter expertise, encourage initiative and ownership, and foster a team-oriented environment where great ideas can come from anywhere. If you thrive in an entrepreneurial setting, enjoy driving change, and want to help define what great looks like alongside a high-performing team, we would love to hear from you.

*Anderson Orthopedics inc is committed to fostering an inclusive, respectful, and barrier-free work environment in accordance with Canadian human rights and employment equity principles. We ensure fair and equitable access to employment opportunities for all individuals, free from discrimination, and based solely on merit, qualifications, and ability.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: From $60,000.00 per year

Benefits:

- Company events
- Dental care
- Extended health care
- Life insurance
- On-site parking
- Paid time off
- Vision care

Licence/Certification:

- Certified Pedorthist (required)

Work Location: In person

📌 Certified Pedorthist (Winnipeg)
🏢 Anderson Orthopedics
📍 Winnipeg