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Full-time Physiotherapist at Devon Physical Therapy
Full-time Physiotherapist at Devon Physical Therapy

Full-time Physiotherapist at Devon Physical Therapy

January 30, 2026

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    Company Name
    Devon Physical Therapy
    Email
    elise.gervais@devonphysio.com
    Job Description
    Devon Physical Therapy is currently looking for a physiotherapist who is interested in providing excellent patient centered care in a fun and supportive environment. We have a varied caseload (seeing private pay, MVA, WCB and AHS (including orthopedic and neuro contract) patients) which provides opportunities for learning and expanding and honing one’s practice. With experienced therapists to work with and a therapist driven schedule it allows the time and support needed to provide excellent patient centered care, especially for new grads.

    We are looking for part-time to full time coverage and offer competitive compensation and flexible hours. Applicants must possess a BSc.PT or MSC.PT, be registered and in good standing with the College of Physical Therapists of Alberta and retain their own malpractice insurance.
    Additional Information
    We look forward to hearing from you!
    About The Company
    We are located a short scenic drive from south west Edmonton and have been part of the community, serving Devon and surrounding area, for close to 15 years. We are a well-established and busy clinic with a great reputation.
    How To Apply
    Please email Elise at elise.gervais@devonphysio.com or call the clinic at 780-987-3582 to learn more about this fantastic opportunity!
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