Certified Orthotist

About the RoleAs an Orthotic Resident, you’ll have the opportunity to learn and experience a full residency program, gaining advanced education and hands‑on skills under the guidance of 3 experienced Certified Orthotists, 3 Orthotic Technicians, and a Clinical Orthotic Assistant.As a Certified Orthotist you’ll have the opportunity to work with a great diverse collaborative team striving to provide the best possible orthotic outcomes for our clients.Clinical AreasOrthopedicsNeuromuscular conditionsPaediatricsScoliosisCranial RemoldingClubfoot ClinicsFoot orthoticsSports medicineWe collaborate closely with rehabilitation teams—including orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, pediatricians, physiatrists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists—to deliver exceptional, patient‑centered care. Our clinic integrates outcome measures and electronic medical charting to ensure high standards of care and clinical efficiency.We foster a supportive and collaborative clinic culture where residents gain hands‑on experience in a multidisciplinary environment. You’ll have opportunities to grow professionally while making a meaningful impact in patients’ lives.Additional BenefitsComprehensive medical, dental, and health spending planPotential moving expensesOPC and OAPO registration paid by employerAccess to funding for continuing educationIf you’re ready to begin your career in a progressive and supportive clinical environment, we’d love to hear from youGraduate of the George Brown College or BCIT Orthotics and Prosthetics ProgramCanadian Certified orthotist or ABC Certified OrthotistEligible for Orthotics Residency through Orthotics Prosthetics Canada (OPC)Strong interest in working with pediatric, adult, and geriatric populationsExcellent interpersonal, communication, and teamwork skillPassion for continuous learning and professional development #J-18808-Ljbffr