Now Hiring Physiotherapists, Physiotherapists Assistants and Occupational Therapists – Open Opportunities
Work With Us
BiM Health offers rewarding careers in a culture of collaboration and excellence.
Work With Us
BiM Health is more than “just a place to work.” It’s a place where diverse, smart people come together to work towards a clear purpose and vision for the future. We offer rewarding careers in a culture of collaboration and excellence, where you feel fully supported and recognized for your great work.
BiM Health fosters an inclusive environment that encourages and celebrates a diversity of backgrounds, expertise, and perspectives. If you’re motivated to help people improve their quality of life, we want to hear from you.
Key Clinical Positions
Physiotherapist
Our Physiotherapists are registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario, have experience working in Long-Term Care Homes, and are energetic team players with a focus on personalized and compassionate service delivery. Depending on your unique situation, you may work as an Employee or Contractor with BiM Health.
BiM Health fosters an inclusive environment that encourages and celebrates a diversity of backgrounds, expertise, and perspectives. If you’re motivated to help people improve their quality of life, we want to hear from you.
PT Profile
You will work in Long-Term Care (LTC) Homes in select regions across Ontario, and provide evidence-based assessment and rehabilitation services. As a key part of the integrated health care team, you will create and document customized care plans, as well as monitor progress in the areas of transfers, ambulation, balance, strength, functional mobility, safety/fall prevention, and pain management. You will collaborate with the Resident, family, and LTC Team to create personalized and realistic goals to improve functional independence.
Additionally, you may ensure competency and assign care to Physiotherapist Assistant(s), as per the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario’s Working with Physiotherapist Assistants Standard. Your role will also include active involvement in Committees related to falls and restraints, along with regular standardized assessments of all Residents and team updates regarding current functional status.
Key Clinical Positions
Physiotherapist Assistant
Our Physiotherapist Assistants have experience working in Long-Term Care Homes, under the supervision of Registered Physiotherapists. Physiotherapist Assistants have completed a 2-year PTA Diploma Program or may be an internationally-trained Physiotherapist. They have excellent critical thinking skills, and are an integral part of the healthcare team responsible for implementing Care Plans and progressing Residents’ functional independence. Depending on your unique situation, you may work as an Employee or Contractor with BiM Health.
PTA Profile
You will work in Long-Term Care (LTC) Homes in select regions across Ontario, and provide evidence-based rehabilitation services, based on the Care Plan developed by the Physiotherapist. You will focus on areas of function such as bed mobility, transfers, ambulation, balance, strength, range of motion, and appropriate use of recommended equipment. In collaboration with the Home’s care team, you will be responsible for identifying Residents who require an immediate Physiotherapist Assessment, based on a change in function.
Physiotherapist Assistants will have excellent time management skills in order to ensure the needs of Residents are met, through individualized treatment sessions and group classes. You will follow the written communication protocol regarding contacting the supervising Physiotherapist for problem solving assistance and ensuring clinically appropriate interventions.
Key Clinical Positions
Occupational Therapist
Our Occupational Therapists are registered with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario, have experience working in Long-Term Care Homes, and are energetic team players with a focus on personalized and compassionate service delivery. Depending on your unique situation, you may work as an Employee or Contractor with BiM Health.
OT Profile
You will work in Long-Term Care (LTC) Homes in select regions across Ontario, and provide evidence-based assessment and rehabilitation services. As a key part of the integrated health care team, you will create and document customized care plans and monitor progress in the areas of activities of daily living (ADLs) such as eating, grooming, dressing, bathing, and functional mobility. You may also provide cognitive rehabilitation strategies to help with thinking skills, memory, or other cognitive challenges. You will collaborate with the Resident, family, and LTC Team to create personalized and realistic goals to improve functional independence and safety.
Areas of focus include ADL strategies, prescription and fitting of a range of adaptive equipment, and recommendations for mobility devices such as scooters and wheelchairs. Occupational Therapists will be trained and authorized to perform assessments and access funding through Ontario’s Assistive Devices Program (ADP). You will provide training to the Home’s team regarding set-up or usage of any adaptive devices, and will communicate current functional status to the team.
What We Offer
We offer rewarding careers in a culture of collaboration and excellence.
BiM Health Culture
Our culture is one of excellence, mutual respect, integrity, teamwork, and commitment to people. BiM Health is a growth-oriented company offering collaborative work conditions, continuing education, and a safe environment for staff to grow and develop.
Training & Mentorship
Structured front-end orientation and training is provided, to ensure that you have all the tools and resources you need to do your job. You will have access to a clinical mentor for problem solving support, to ensure that the best possible care is provided for all Residents.
Career & Growth Opportunities
BiM Health is committed to supporting the rehab profession as a whole. We will help foreign-trained Physiotherapists currently working as Physiotherapist Assistants by:
- Offering resources for steps to full registration with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario
- Assisting in preparing for the written and clinical components of the Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE)
- Providing structured supervision and mentorship regarding working in Ontario Long-Term Care Homes
You will also be informed of any opportunities related to Clinical Lead positions for your discipline, to provide a structured pathway for career growth.
Diversity & Respect
People from many cultures reside and work in Ontario LTC Homes. We ensure that we use culturally-sensitive best practices to work with our colleagues and provide services to Residents, in a way that makes everyone feel comfortable and at home.
Benefits & Compensation
We value your background, experience, education, and the meaningful work you do, demonstrated in our offer of competitive compensation. For eligible employees, we offer signing bonus (for PT, PTA, and OT positions), extended health and dental package, paid vacation, education allowance, and personal/sick days.
Testimonials
Here’s what our staff have to say about working for us:
“The leadership team is recognized for its presence and support of staff members across different locations. Staff and managers appreciate having the opportunity to connect regularly with more senior operational leaders and appreciate the responsiveness of the leaders to their different needs (2022 CARF Survey Report).”
“Prior to this, I have been working as a PT back in the Philippines… I knew they would provide me with the best opportunities for professional growth through their support for obtaining education as well as available mentorship within the company (Louis L., Physiotherapist).”
“One of my favourite things over the past 12 years has been how incredibly committed and passionate they are about providing the most scientifically-updated and scientifically valid care for their clients (Jessica E., Physiotherapist).”
“I really enjoyed my mentorship and training… as a new grad OT, I knew I wanted a really structured training program. I didn’t want to feel like I was thrown in and left to my own devices (Kathleen T., Occupational Therapist).”
“The spirit here is very collaborative. The character of my co-workers is great. They are very vibrant and very enthusiastic. Another element in terms of what keeps me here is that I feel very heard. This comes at a co-worker level, as well as at mid-level management and upper level management (Sarah C., Occupational Therapist).”