Full-Time Physiotherapy Red Deer

Collegiate Sports Medicine

Full-Time
5121 47 Street, Red Deer, AB Posted September 30, 2026 Deadline: November 1, 2026

Job Description

What We Offer: 

Salary for full-time position is $90,000-120,000/year (depending on experience), contract agreements also available (Open to part-time). 
Minimum 2 weeks paid vacation. 
Continuing Education Fund ($2000) annually, plus an additional $10,000 PD Grant available, including paid time off. 
Performance Compensation. 
Max 2 patients/hour (60 min assessments; 30 min follow-ups). 
Guaranteed new assessments to build your caseload quickly and maintain it. 
Private treatment rooms available and access to modern equipment.
Digital charting, AI Charting options and exercise prescription programs
Superior administrative and clinic support. 
Collaborate with Physiotherapists, Athletic Therapists, Massage Therapists, Manual Osteopath, Sport Psychologists & an onsite Nurse Practitioner.
Individualized mentorship designed around your experience, goals and learning style.

The successful candidate will possess treatment standards & patient education requirements aligned with Collegiate Sports Medicine philosophies. 
New grads & experienced applicants looking to build their Physiotherapy Career in Red Deer. 
Licensed with the College of Physical Therapists of Alberta (CPTA). 
Focus on active-based rehab programs and patient education with a team approach. 
Interest/experience in sports therapy/medicine, acute care, industrial rehabilitation, and/or private practice. 

About the Company

Collegiate Sports Medicine is a private, locally owned Sports Medicine Clinic, with 3 locations serving Central Alberta since 2003. We are currently looking for a new grad or experienced physiotherapist to work alongside our dedicated team of collaborative practitioners committed to mentoring, sharing knowledge & promoting wellness, for the benefit of our clients.

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