Assess musculoskeletal injuries and create treatment plans as a Physiotherapy Officer supporting Canadian Armed Forces members. Serve in military health services across Canada.

Physiotherapy Officers assess, educate, and treat Forces members with orthopaedic, cardio-respiratory, neuro-musculoskeletal, and sports issues. They develop plans aimed at returning members to active duty while advising on injury prevention, ergonomics, health promotion, and pre-deployment education. The work takes place in physiotherapy clinics alongside military health care teams.

Key Responsibilities:

- Assess injuries and musculoskeletal conditions affecting Forces members
- Establish treatment plans for diverse physiotherapy issues
- Provide injury prevention and health promotion guidance




- Conduct worksite assessments and advise on industrial ergonomics
- Support operational readiness during deployments and clinic assignments

Requirements:

- Canadian licence as a Physiotherapist
- Completion of required basic military training
- Completion of the Basic Physiotherapy Officer Course
- Ability to practise in Canadian Forces clinical environments
- Willingness to serve at bases, wings, or temporary facilities

Apply physiotherapy expertise, treatment planning, and injury education while supporting the readiness of Canadian Armed Forces members.

📌 Military Physiotherapy Officer (Ottawa)
🏢 Canadian Forces
📍 Ottawa