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Experienced Physiotherapist for F/T or P/T

REP Physio

Full-Time
356 Bulyea Rd. NW Posted November 25, 2025 Deadline: December 25, 2025

Job Description

Experienced Physiotherapist – REP Physio (Edmonton, AB)

Full-time or Part-time | New Bulyea Rd Location

Looking for a clinic that truly values your experience and professional autonomy? Want a team culture that supports your clinical judgment while fostering growth with a flexible schedule? REP Physio’s brand-new Bulyea Rd clinic, in the heart of Riverbend, might be the perfect fit.

We’re proud to have one of the most experienced physiotherapy teams in Edmonton — over 140 years of combined clinical experience, including former UofA Rehab Med faculty and the current chair of the Canadian Orthopaedic Division.

Why REP Physio?

A thoughtfully designed, modern, bright clinic designed for active, evidence-based care with a large gym space, hydraulic treatment beds, top notch exercise equipment, and large private treatment rooms.

One-on-one treatment — no assembly lines, no stacked schedules

Supportive team culture that respects your autonomy and encourages your practice.

Diverse caseload: athletes, post-op clients, weekend warriors, seniors & more

Competitive pay, benefits for eligible staff, and flexible FT/PT options

What You’ll Do:

Provide evidence-informed, patient-centered physiotherapy

Build meaningful relationships with clients and the community

Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team

What You Won’t Do:

Use hotpacks and TENS machines.

Hop Between Curtains (Healthcare shouldn’t be a multi-task)

What We’re Looking For:

An experienced physio licensed with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta that is looking for a change of pace and practice.

Someone passionate about active care and lifelong learning

A team-oriented and community-minded practitioner

How to Apply

Send your resume and a brief cover letter to miles@repphysio.ca

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