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FT/PT Physiotherapist for busy West Edmonton Clinic

Leverage Health Clinic

Full-Time
9505 163 street NW, Edmonton, AB T5P3M6 Posted September 29, 2026

Job Description

Full/Part –Time  Physiotherapist
Full-Time or Part-Time | Weekday early afternoon or evening Hours | West Edmonton

Looking for a great place to build your physiotherapy career?

At Leverage Health Clinic, we’ve created a supportive, low-stress environment where Physiotherapists can build confidence, develop their clinical skills and gradually build their caseload with other experienced practitioners there to provide guidance and collaboration whenever needed.

Why Leverage?
3-month guaranteed minimum income regardless of caseload — start your career without the financial pressure of filling your schedule right away
Mentorship and clinical support from experienced Physiotherapists
Established patient base and strong referral network to help you build your caseload
One-on-one patient care with spaced scheduling and private treatment rooms
Collaborative team of Physiotherapists, Chiropractors and Registered Massage Therapists
Full-time administrative team handling bookings, billing and cleaning, so you can focus on patient care
Future Continuing education allowance
Full-time or part-time options, Employee or contractor opportunities
Online booking and marketing support
On-site parking
What We’re Looking For

We’re looking for a Physiotherapist who is compassionate, eager to learn, curious and committed to providing excellent patient care.

 

Experienced and New Graduates welcome to apply!

Requirements:

Registered and in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
Professional liability insurance
IMS or acupuncture training is an asset, but not required.

If that sounds like the environment you’re looking for, we’d love to meet you!

How to Apply

Contact Patricia at 780-444-7752 or email [email protected]

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