Why Choose DRDH? At Deep River & District Health, we’re more than just a workplace – we are a connected, compassionate team committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred care to our community. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, volunteer, or student, choosing DRDH means joining a dynamic environment where every person matters. Our health campus includes a hospital, long-term care home, family health team, and a variety of outpatient services and programs. With approximately 160 dedicated team members, and the invaluable support of many volunteers, we serve our community with care, professionalism, and compassion. We’re proud to offer the best of both worlds: the lifestyle benefits of a small, welcoming community surrounded by nature, and the innovation and teamwork of a progressive, modern healthcare organization. People First. Always. At DRDH, we empower our team to ensure patients and residents feel secure, comfortable, and well-cared for. We invest in our people, support lifelong learning, and offer opportunities for professional growth and development. Join a team where collaboration, excellence, and innovation are at the core of everything we do.

OPSPARA03-2026-05-05 Physiotherapist

Status

Full Time

Salary

$38.83-$54.76/hour

Available Spots

Competition Number

OPSPARA03-2026-05-05

Posting Date + Time

2026-05-05 - 3:30 PM

Closing Date + Time

2026-06-30 - 11:59 PM

Job Category

Allied Healthcare Professionals

Department

Physiotherapy

Hours

Variable Shifts

Within

OPSEU Paramedical

Description

Position Summary:

The Physiotherapist provides high-quality, person-centered physiotherapy services across both hospital and long-term care settings. This includes assessment, treatment planning, intervention, education, and documentation for patients and residents with diverse medical, surgical, neurological, and geriatric needs. The Physiotherapist works collaboratively within the interdisciplinary teams to support mobility, rehabilitation, recovery, and quality of life.

Position Relationships:

Reports to the Manager of Clinical Services – Long-Term Care and communicates and interacts with the healthcare team including physicians, other staff and managers, students and volunteers.

Duties:

Examines clients and develops treatment plans to maintain and restore maximum movement and functional ability for clients to enhance optimal quality of life.
Adheres to all policies and procedures.
Supports and demonstrates the mission, vision and values of the organization.
Other duties may be assigned and may not be limited to the scope of an individual department.

Qualifications:

Current registration in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario required.
Degree in Physiotherapy from an accredited institution (Bachelor’s or Master’s level).
Eligible for membership with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Current Basic Rescuer (CPR) Certification required.
Approved Ontario Assistive Devices Program Authorizer for mobility aids an asset.
Experience in hospital and/or long-term care settings an asset.
Knowledge of geriatric care principles and interRAI-LTCF or interRAI tools preferred.
Proficient in electronic documentation and clinical systems.
Demonstrated excellent time management, organization, communication and interpersonal skills required.
Demonstrated resilience, empathy, and professional boundaries while providing compassionate care required.
Ability to think critically, problem solve, and apply evidence-based practice in clinical decision-making.
Exceptional attendance required.
Must agree to adhere to DRDH standards of behaviour.

This posting is for an existing job vacancy.

Deep River and District Health (DRDH) – where innovation meets compassion in rural healthcare excellence. Nestled in the picturesque Ottawa Valley, DRDH is more than just a healthcare provider; we are a vibrant multi-sector health campus on the cusp of exciting expansion and growth. A new chapter of healthcare excellence is unfolding at DRDH, which is comprised of the Deep River and District Hospital, the Four Seasons Lodge Long-Term Care Home, and the North Renfrew Family Health Team. With an achievement of Accreditation with Exemplary Standing for the second consecutive time, DRDH stands proud as a beacon of exceptional person-centered care, with an unwavering purpose to care for every person like a loved one, within a connected system. Opportunity The Manager of Community Services is responsible for the leadership, development, implementation, and ongoing management of community-based services designed to support individuals to remain safely and independently in the community, while reducing avoidable hospital utilization and supporting care closer to home. The Manager provides operational and clinical leadership to support high-quality, person-centered care, coordinated patient flow, and seamless transitions across the continuum of care in collaboration with internal teams, community partners, and external stakeholders. The role oversees daily program operations, including staff leadership, service coordination, performance management, policy compliance, financial stewardship, and continuous quality improvement, while ensuring adherence to professional, legislative, and organizational standards. The Manager of Community Services reports directly to the Vice President of Community & Long-Term Care and is a member of the Administrative Leadership Team. Qualifications Registered Health Professional (RN, RPN, Social Worker, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist) with current certificate of competence, in good standing, from their respective College. Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent combination of education and experience. Current certification in BCLS. Current member in related professional nursing, interest group, or association. Five (5) years progressive leadership experience in community, primary care or long-term care preferred. Experience managing within a unionized environment with knowledge of the collective bargaining process. Experience in project management design, implementation and evaluation of systemic changes. Strong understanding of geriatric care principles, chronic disease management, dementia care and caregiver support. Working knowledge of Ontario health system structure including community and long-term care, of relevant legislation (e.g. Fixing Long-Term Care Act, Occupational Health and Safety Act, PHIPA). Experience in care coordination, case management or system navigation. Knowledge of community transportation coordination, rural healthcare challenges and current trends in nursing and health-care Experience working with underserved or vulnerable populations Ability to work independently and be self-directed in a fast paced and dynamic environment. Produce high quality work while meeting deadlines. Effective prioritization and organizational skills. Maintain staff & patient confidentiality. Exceptional leadership abilities and a demonstrated passion for engaging employees and promoting a supportive and productive work culture. Excellent problem solving skills with strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to build strong relationships with a variety of individuals including patients, residents, families, employees, and community partners. Excellent attendance record. Key Responsibilities The primary responsibilities of the Manager of Community Services include, but are not limited to, the following key duties and actions: Supervision of Community Services Programs: Responsible for monitoring service utilization, client volumes, caseload activity, and program demands, adjusting staffing and resources accordingly. Maintains all required records, reports, statistics, program documentation and reports on measurable improvements in accordance with organizational policies, funding requirements, performance indicators and legislative standards. Provides leadership and oversight for assigned community services programs and related operational activities ensuring effective, efficient and responsive service delivery within budgetary expectations. Incident Management, Monitoring, Audits and Quality Monitor and analyze incident reports, quality indicators, and performance data to identify trends, communicate findings to leadership and quality teams, and support development of responsive action plans. Act appropriately to prevent and minimize risk, investigate and respond to critical incidents or service concerns. Lead quality improvement and risk management initiatives by supporting the development and implementation of policies, procedures, and practices that enhance service delivery, client experience, operational performance, care coordination, and safe, high-quality outcomes. Client Care and Service Coordination Lead and support person-centered care delivery, including assessment, care planning, service coordination, and system navigation for clients with complex health and social needs, while promoting independence, aging in place, and care closer to home. Collaborate with internal teams, primary care providers, community partners, caregivers, and other stakeholders to ensure timely access to services, continuity of care, and coordinated transitions across the continuum of care. Promote quality improvement and service excellence by addressing client and caregiver concerns, supporting evidence-informed practices, and facilitating the adoption of best practices and innovative models of care. Community Partnership and System Integration Build and maintain collaborative relationships with community agencies, healthcare providers, referral partners, and regional system stakeholders. Participate in organizational and regional planning initiatives, partnerships, and system integration activities that support improved access, coordination, and community-based care. 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You will lead the Community and Long-Term Care portfolio, overseeing: Community Services and Long-Term Care – Lead the development, implementation of innovative service models to support quality resident care, community access, care transitions, integrated service delivery and aging in place. Ensure long-term care services operate in accordance with legislative, regulatory, accreditation, and professional practice requirements. Quality, Risk & Performance Management – Oversees quality improvement, risk and incident management, compliance monitoring, and operational performance across assigned portfolios by implementing policies, analyzing trends and outcomes, and promoting safe, accountable, and evidence-informed service delivery. 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This posting is for an existing vacancy. Apply OPSPARA03-2026-05-05 Physiotherapist Apply Status Full Time Salary $38.83-$54.76/hour Available Spots 1 Competition Number OPSPARA03-2026-05-05 Posting Date + Time 2026-05-05 - 3:30 PM Closing Date + Time 2026-06-30 - 11:59 PM Job Category Allied Healthcare Professionals Department Physiotherapy Hours Variable Shifts Within OPSEU Paramedical Description Position Summary: The Physiotherapist provides high-quality, person-centered physiotherapy services across both hospital and long-term care settings. This includes assessment, treatment planning, intervention, education, and documentation for patients and residents with diverse medical, surgical, neurological, and geriatric needs. The Physiotherapist works collaboratively within the interdisciplinary teams to support mobility, rehabilitation, recovery, and quality of life. 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Physiotherapist - Deep River, Ontario, Canada