Physical Therapist Jobs in Saskatchewan, Canada

Physiotherapy Department at Saskatchewan Health Authority provides comprehensive client‑centered physical therapy services across inpatient and outpatient settings. The Senior Physical Therapist plans, organizes and coordinates therapy delivery, mentors staff and students, and ensures high‑quality care.

Reporting to the Regional Manager of Therapies, this Physical Therapist provides assessments and treatments for patients of all ages, following hospital procedures and standards of practice. Preference given to HSAS members under the SAHO/HSAS Collective Agreement.

Rehabilitation Services at Saskatchewan Health Authority, Victoria Hospital supports patient recovery through therapeutic programs. The Occupational & Physical Therapist Assistant assists with treatment plans and applies therapeutic modalities under a Registered Therapist, helping clients maintain functional independence.

Supports clients with physical or cognitive challenges to improve quality of life through assessments, therapy, and student supervision. Works in La Ronge Health Centre, requiring a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy and Class 5 driver’s license.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority seeks an Occupational Therapist to support clients with physical and cognitive disabilities, delivering assessments, treatments, and consultations. The role includes guiding OT students and may involve flexible hours and travel.

Continuing Care Assistant at Saskatchewan Health Authority delivers personal care and daily living support to residents in Prince Albert, ensuring optimal physical, emotional, and spiritual well‑being. The role involves assisting with mobility, hygiene, and therapeutic activities while maintaining a safe, compassionate environment.

The Salvation Army seeks a Team Lead (Security Officer) to oversee client safety and support at the Prince Albert Warming Center. The role requires developing therapeutic relationships with residents, maintaining safety protocols, and documenting incidents.

The Salvation Army seeks a Warming Center Coordinator to supervise Direct Support Workers, maintain client safety, and manage facility operations. Responsibilities include building therapeutic relationships with guests, documenting incidents, coordinating staff shifts, training new staff, and ensuring compliance with safety protocols.

Recreation Services team at Saskatchewan Health Authority develops, plans, organizes, validates and delivers holistic recreation programs for clients, patients and residents covering mental, emotional, physical, spiritual and cultural wellbeing. The Recreation Coordinator designs activity schedules, leads sessions, evaluates program effectiveness and collaborates with healthcare staff to integrate therapeutic recreation into care plans.

Health Services at Lac La Ronge Indian Band seeks compassionate Personal Care Workers to support residents with physical disabilities in a licensed group home. The role involves 12‑hour rotating shifts, meal preparation, medication administration, and collaborative activity planning.

Home Care - Prince Albert team provides personal care and daily living support to clients, promoting optimal physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. The Continuing Care Assistant delivers evening and weekend home care, assisting with hygiene, mobility, and companionship while working independently.

Health Services team at Lac La Ronge Indian Band provides 24/7 care for individuals with cognitive, mental and physical disabilities. The Personal Care Worker supports and supervises residents, plans daily activities, prepares meals, and administers medication during 12‑hour rotating shifts.

Long Term Care Nursing Unit at Saskatchewan Health Authority provides compassionate care for residents in La Ronge Health Centre. The Continuing Care Assistant delivers personal care, assists with daily living activities, and supports physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs while working independently and following care plans.

Long Term Care Nursing Unit at Saskatchewan Health Authority provides personal care and activities of daily living to residents, supporting their physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual wellbeing. The Continuing Care Assistant delivers hands‑on care, follows care plans, documents observations and works night, evening and weekend shifts as part of a 56‑shift rotation over 12 weeks.

Long Term Care Nursing Unit at Saskatchewan Health Authority provides compassionate care for residents in La Ronge Health Centre. The Continuing Care Assistant delivers personal care, supports daily living activities, and attends to physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients.

Long Term Care Nursing Unit at Saskatchewan Health Authority provides compassionate care for residents in La Ronge Health Centre. The Continuing Care Assistant delivers personal care, supports daily living activities, and attends to physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients.

Long Term Care Nursing Unit at Saskatchewan Health Authority provides personal care and daily living support to residents, promoting optimal functioning and holistic well-being. The Continuing Care Assistant delivers hands‑on assistance, supports physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs, and works independently across day, night and weekend shifts.

Long Term Care Nursing Unit at Saskatchewan Health Authority provides compassionate care for residents in La Ronge Health Centre. The Continuing Care Assistant delivers personal care, assists with daily living activities, and supports the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs of clients.

Health Services team at Lac La Ronge Indian Band provides 24/7 care for individuals with cognitive, mental and physical disabilities. The Personal Care Worker supports and supervises residents, plans daily activities, prepares meals, and administers medications during 12‑hour rotating shifts.

Continuing Care Assistant at Saskatchewan Health Authority in La Ronge, SK, Canada. Provides personal care and daily living activities to support clients’ physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs.