Community-Based Physiotherapist- Central Toronto and GTA

The Care Company is a home health care organization whose purpose is to create A Better Life for Those at Home. We support clients of all ages—including infants, children, youth, adults, and seniors—to live well and safely in their homes. Our real talent is helping people Make Each Day Count. We are not just a company that puts People First but seeks to get Better Today. By working at The Care Company, you will be part of a growing organization that is helping individuals and families thrive at home.

The Care Company is seeking a skilled and dedicated Physiotherapist (PT) with strong home and community care experience to join our growing team. This position is ideal for therapists who value flexibility, autonomy, and meaningful client relationships within a community-based model. Please note, this position will require in-person home visits with vulnerable community members.

While we thank all interested applicants, we are only able to contact those who we are inviting to an interview.

Key Responsibilities:

• Complete initial home-based physiotherapy assessments within 24 hours of referral
• Provide follow-up sessions focused on mobility, gait training, strength/balance retraining, pain management, and functional progression
• Develop, implement, and adjust individualized treatment plans in alignment with client goals
• Educate clients and caregivers on home exercise programs, safety strategies, functional mobility, and equipment use
• Identify and address fall risks, environmental barriers, and safety issues in the home
• Collaborate with OTs, PSWs, nurses, physicians, and HCCSS/ care coordinators to support coordinated care
• Complete documentation and charting accurately and in a timely manner according to community-care standards
• Maintain ongoing communication with the office regarding availability, scheduling updates, and urgent visit capacity
• Uphold The Care Company's commitment to safe, ethical, and compassionate community care

Scheduling:

Flexible part-time schedule (Monday–Friday)

Occasional Saturday/Sunday availability based on client needs

Must be able to complete an initial in-person home assessment within 24 hours of receiving a visit request

Clients are located across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, including but not limited to:

• Downtown Toronto, Midtown, East/West Toronto
• North York, Etobicoke, Scarborough
• Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill
• Select areas of Durham, Peel, or York Region depending on caseload

Ability to independently manage scheduling, respond promptly to referrals, and coordinate visit times directly with clients

Travel required between client homes; mileage reimbursement available

Qualification and Experience Requirements:

Home and community care experience is a MUST. Applicants without community experience will not be considered.

• Minimum 2 years of physiotherapy experience in home and community care, preferably with HCCSS/ clients
• Registered and in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario
• Demonstrated experience in mobility assessments, gait training, falls management, equipment recommendations, and post-discharge rehab
• Comfortable working independently in the community and making sound clinical decisions
• Strong communication and documentation skills
• Ability to travel throughout Toronto and the GTA for client visits
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation OR ability to navigate the GTA efficiently via transit

Compensation:

• $60–$70 per visit, depending on experience and travel requirements

Other Benefits:

• Flexible part-time scheduling to support work-life balance
• Opportunity to build a caseload in the areas you prefer within Toronto & GTA
• Supportive administrative and clinical leadership team
• Work in a culture that values autonomy, clinical excellence, and client-centered care
• Opportunities for clinical growth and expanded practice as our programs grow
• Meaningful, relationship-based care delivered in the comfort of clients' homes