Pediatric Physiotherapist, Independent Contractor

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The PREP Society

Part-Time
2004 – 12 Avenue NW Calgary, AB T2N 1J7 Posted July 28, 2026 Deadline: August 31, 2026

Job Description

Pediatric Physiotherapist, Independent Contractor
The PREP Society | Calgary, Alberta
$65.00 – $75.00 per hour | Flexible Caseload | Afternoon and After-School Hours

The PREP Society is looking for a Pediatric Physiotherapist to provide individualized physical therapy services to school-aged children and their families through Alberta’s Family Support for Children with Disabilities program.

This is a flexible independent contractor opportunity, primarily offering late-afternoon and after-school appointments. PREP provides families, approved service hours, scheduling support, contract administration, billing, and access to clinical space when available.

You get to focus on the children and families. We handle much of the administrative heavy lifting.
 
The Opportunity
As a Pediatric Physio Therapist, you will provide assessment, intervention, family coaching, and practical strategies that support each child’s functional goals.

Sessions are generally two hours and may take place in the family’s home, in the community, or at PREP when space is available.

You will work collaboratively with families, PREP’s multidisciplinary team, and Learning Support Facilitators who provide in-home coaching between therapy sessions.
 
What You Will Do
Provide individualized physical therapy assessment and intervention
Coach families on strategies that can be incorporated into everyday routines
Develop practical goals and recommendations based on each child’s needs
Complete client notes with families during the scheduled session
Prepare required reports and supporting documentation
Provide direction, strategies, and goals to PREP’s Learning Support Facilitators
Participate in occasional virtual multidisciplinary meetings with families and team members
Maintain timely and accurate records using PREP’s Jane client management system
Communicate collaboratively with families, caregivers, and other professionals
 
Schedule
Hours are flexible and will depend on family needs and approved FSCD service hours.
Most appointments will take place during:
Late afternoons
After-school hours
Occasional early evenings

There is no guaranteed minimum number of hours.

Occasional multidisciplinary meetings are held virtually on Thursday mornings. These meetings are scheduled in advance and are paid as direct service time.
 
Contract Details
The contracted rate applies to direct service time. PREP will also compensate approved preparation time, report writing, and scheduled multidisciplinary meetings. Travel time and mileage are not paid or reimbursed.

Cancellation provisions include:
Sessions cancelled with more than 24 hours’ notice are not billable
Late cancellations may be billed for one hour
No-show appointments may be billed in full
 
What PREP Provides
Family referrals and approved FSCD service hours
Scheduling and administrative support
FSCD contract management
Billing and invoicing administration
Access to PREP’s Jane client management system
Access to PREP space when booked in advance and available
Access to some physical therapy resources for sessions held at PREP
Collaboration with PREP staff and multidisciplinary team members
 
What You Bring
Registration in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
Professional liability insurance
Experience providing physical therapy services to children
Experience supporting children with developmental disabilities or complex needs is considered an asset
Knowledge of family-centred practice, coaching, and functional goal setting
Strong communication and documentation skills
The ability to work independently and collaboratively
A valid driver’s licence and reliable transportation
A satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check
Your own portable treatment materials and equipment

About the Company

About The PREP Society
The PREP Society is a Calgary-based nonprofit organization supporting individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

Through therapy, education, family support, and inclusive programming, PREP helps children and young adults build skills, confidence, and meaningful connections within their communities. Our approach is collaborative, practical, and family-centred.

Why Work With PREP?
This opportunity may be a strong fit for a Physiotherapist who wants to build a flexible pediatric caseload without managing client referrals, FSCD contracts, scheduling, and billing independently.

You will have the opportunity to:
Build a caseload around your availability
Work directly with children and families
Focus on practical and meaningful outcomes
Collaborate with an experienced multidisciplinary team
Receive administrative and scheduling support
Access PREP’s space when appropriate and available

Additional Information

New graduates are encouraged to apply. Candidates must be eligible for registration with the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta.
This is a part-time independent contractor opportunity with a flexible schedule based on client needs and the successful candidate’s availability.
Experience working with children with Down syndrome is considered an asset but is not required.

Above-average contractor compensation in a meaningful, mission-driven role.

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your pediatric physical therapy experience, availability, and interest in working with children and families through PREP, to recruitme@elevatedhr.com. We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

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