Job posting reference number: OPSEU 2026-04

Position:                                            Physiotherapist

Department:                                    Physiotherapy

Status:                                               Part-Time (0.4 FTE)

Schedule:                                          Days (7.5 hour shifts)

Salary:                                                $42.35 – $54.76 (rate as of April 1, 2024)

Posting Date:                                     May 11, 2026

Closing Date:                                     May 18, 2026

Duties to Commence:                     May 2026

Affiliation:                                            OPSEU

Qualifications:

• • • • Licensed to practice physiotherapy in the province of Ontario by the College of Physiotherapist Ontario and eligible for membership in CPA.
      • Have experience working in a computerized hospital environment is preferred.
      • Experience in long term care is preferred
      • Acute care and outpatient orthopedic care is considered an asset.
      • Demonstrated ability to work independently and aligned with the ARH values of Honesty, Accountability, Respect & Teamwork
      • Demonstrated understanding and commitment to health and safety policies, procedures and applicable legislation
      • Available to work flexible hours

• Apply at: https://www.arnpriorregionalhealth.ca/join-our-team/careers/no later than the posted closing date and ensure a resume is provided
• Ensure you quote the Job Posting Reference Number above in your application
• Clearly indicate in your application how you meet the qualifications for this position

ARH is an equal opportunity employer, committed to meeting needs under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom, the Ontario Human Rights Code, and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.  Applicants requiring accommodation should contact Human Resources at (613) 623-3166.

Please note that according to ARH COVID-19 Immunization Policy, all applicants must be fully vaccinated unless they can provide proof of a valid medical contradiction or exemption on the basis of protected grounds under the Ontario Human Rights Code.