Part-Time/Full-Time Physiotherapist, Seniors & Neuro (In-Home)

Stork Mobile Physiotherapy Edmonton

Full-Time
Posted November 12, 2026

Job Description

Contractor role, paid on billables, with a minimum 60% fee split. That works out to about $100 per visit.

We’re a private mobile practice, and we’re hiring a physio for our seniors and neuro clients. You’d mostly see adults over 60, at home, in hospital or in long-term care. We have more clients than we can get to right now.

The main thing to know about us is that we give patients the time they deserve. An assessment is about 75 minutes and a follow-up is 45-60 minutes, always one-on-one.

Typical caseload

  • Stroke rehab
  • General strength and balance
  • Falls prevention and mobility
  • Recovery after a hospital stay
  • In-hospital visits
  • Long-term care facility visits

What you need

  • Registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
  • Experience with seniors or neuro rehab, or a real interest in it
  • A driver’s licence and a reliable vehicle

About the Company

Stork Mobile Physiotherapy brings physiotherapy to people where they live. We see infants, children, adults and seniors across the Edmonton and Calgary areas, in their homes, in hospital, and in assisted living and residential settings.

Every visit is one-on-one with a registered physiotherapist. Our care is evidence-informed and family-centred, and we give patients the time they deserve.

Our front desk is a physiotherapist too. When a client calls or texts with a question, they get someone who knows the answer, and you don’t spend your day fielding questions between visits.

Additional Information

  • You make your own schedule, 2 to 3 days a week or up to full time.
  • Days off and holidays are yours to take. You don’t need to ask permission.
  • Visits are anywhere in Edmonton and area.
  • We give you what you need for in-home physio when you start.
  • Bonuses for clients referred directly to you.
  • Unlimited mentorship from our team, whenever you need it.
  • Monthly education sessions.
  • Mentorship in pediatrics is available if you’re interested in working with a more diverse caseload.

How to Apply

Email Resume to [email protected]

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