Part – Time Physiotherapy Position in a Private Practice SE Calgary

DR. Rebecca Jane McAllister Chiropractor

Part-Time
11420 27th Street SE Unit #104/106, Calgary, AB T2Z 3R6 Posted October 27, 2026

Job Description

Registered Physiotherapist – Independent Contractor Opportunity Build your own practice within an established healthcare clinic in SE Calgary Are you a Registered Physiotherapist looking to build or expand your private practice without taking on the overhead and commitment of operating a standalone clinic? We’re seeking a self-directed, entrepreneurial physiotherapist interested in establishing a practice within an existing healthcare environment that provides family medicine and chiropractic care, with plans to expand its multidisciplinary services. This opportunity allows you to develop your own caseload, establish your professional presence, and pursue your clinical interests while benefiting from shared clinic infrastructure and opportunities for appropriate interdisciplinary referrals and collaboration.

 

About the Company

What We Offer:

Flexible scheduling and full clinical autonomy to manage your practice in accordance with your professional obligations. Private treatment room designed to maximize confidentiality and provide dedicated 1:1 patient care. No fixed monthly rent or long-term commercial lease, allowing you to grow your practice without committing to the overhead of a standalone clinic. Access to clinic infrastructure, including Jane EMR and direct billing to most major insurance companies. Opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and appropriate cross-referrals within an established family medicine and chiropractic community clinic setting. A percentage-based compensation arrangement designed to support independent practice without fixed monthly rent. Flexibility to maintain other professional roles or practice locations. The opportunity to establish your own professional presence within a collaborative healthcare environment. You retain control over your clinical approach, areas of practice, schedule, availability, patient population, and professional development

Additional Information

Who This Opportunity Suits This position may be a great fit if you: Already have an established private caseload and are looking to expand your practice. Are transitioning from employment into private practice. Want to gradually build a private practice alongside another position. Have an existing referral network or are comfortable developing one. Value professional independence and are comfortable developing your patient base. Want to grow your own practice without taking on the full financial and operational responsibilities of a standalone clinic. Appreciate a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to healthcare. Are interested in working alongside family physicians and chiropractors to support patients with a range of musculoskeletal, functional, and rehabilitation needs. We’re looking for someone who takes initiative in developing their practice, values ethical, evidence-based, patient-centred care, and recognizes the benefits of collaboration among healthcare professionals in supporting recovery, mobility, function, and overall well-being.

Qualifications

Required:

Registered Physiotherapist in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta. Current professional liability insurance and compliance with applicable registration and practice requirements. Clinical knowledge and skills in physiotherapy assessment, treatment planning, therapeutic interventions, and rehabilitation. Ability to assess patients, develop individualized treatment plans, monitor progress, and adapt interventions to support functional goals. Strong communication, interpersonal, clinical reasoning, and documentation skills. Commitment to ethical, patient-centred, evidence-informed, culturally responsive, and inclusive care. Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with other healthcare professionals. A commitment to maintaining appropriate professional boundaries, patient confidentiality, and standards of practice.

Preferred Assets:

Experience in private practice or an interest in developing an independent caseload. Experience treating musculoskeletal conditions, managing pain, and supporting rehabilitation following injury or surgery. Additional training or clinical interests in areas such as acupuncture, sports rehabilitation, chronic pain management, pelvic health, vestibular rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, or other specialized areas of physiotherapy. Experience working in interdisciplinary healthcare settings. An interest in the relationship between physical health, functional ability, and overall well-being, and in collaborating with healthcare professionals, including family physicians and chiropractors. An entrepreneurial mindset and willingness to develop professional relationships and referral networks.

About the Opportunity

This is an opportunity to build something of your own within an established healthcare setting, with the flexibility to shape your practice around your clinical interests, professional goals, and availability. Whether you are an experienced physiotherapist looking to expand an existing practice or a clinician interested in gradually establishing your own patient base, this opportunity offers an alternative to the traditional clinic employment model. If you value professional independence but would appreciate the infrastructure and collaborative opportunities of an existing clinic, we’d love to hear from you.

How to Apply

Please submit your CV and a brief introduction outlining the following to [email protected]: Your areas of clinical interest and any specialized training. Your availability and preferred schedule. What you’re looking for in an independent contractor arrangement. We look forward to connecting with a physiotherapist who shares our interest in independent practice, collaborative healthcare, and patient-centred care.

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