Registration is open for the “Wheelchair Seating and Positioning: Practical Applications” Workshop! June 4–5 in Burnaby

“Wheelchair Seating and Positioning: Practical Applications” Workshop, June 4–5, Burnaby

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At Access Community Therapists, our strength is our people. Many of our clinicians have been with us for decades, supported through extensive mentorship, professional growth opportunities, and a strong team culture. If you want to work in a place that values collaboration, clinical excellence, and continuing education, Access Community Therapists is the team for you.

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  • Physiotherapist – Community Rehabilitation

    $54-$79 per hour (dependent on status and experience)
    (Part-Time, Contract, Hybrid - In-Person/Remote)

    We are seeking a collaborative, committed Physiotherapist to join our team for a minimum 25 hours/week. Preference will be given to candidates with experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities and/or expertise in adult or pediatric neurological conditions. We are looking for an individual based in Greater Vancouver.

    In this role, you will provide assessment and consultation to address physical and rehabilitation needs, with a particular focus on positioning and mobility including specialized equipment provision, orthotics, tone, pain management and chronic respiratory management for adults with developmental disabilities living in the community. You will work closely within a supportive interprofessional team to deliver coordinated, client-centered care.

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    Start Date

    Immediately (Greater Vancouver, BC)

    Posted On: April 8, 2026
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  • Speech Language Pathologist – Dysphagia

    $54-$79 per hour (dependent on status and experience)
    (Part-Time, Contract, Hybrid - In-Person/Remote)

    We are seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to join our community rehabilitation team. Preference will be given to candidates with experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities and/or expertise in dysphagia management. We are looking for an individual based in Greater Vancouver with potential to travel to outreach areas around the province periodically.

    In this role, you will provide assessment and consultation of safe eating, drinking, and swallowing for adults with developmental disabilities living in the community. You will work closely within a supportive interprofessional team to deliver coordinated, client-centered care. Exposure to instrumental swallowing studies is an asset.

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    Start Date

    Immediately (Greater Vancouver, BC)

    Posted On: April 8, 2026
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  • Occupational Therapist – Dysphagia

    $54-$79 per hour (dependent on status and experience)
    (other)

    We are seeking a collaborative, committed Occupational Therapist to join our team for a minimum 25 hours/week and ideally fulltime. Preference will be given to candidates with experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities and/or expertise in dysphagia management. We are looking for an individual based in Greater Vancouver who is willing to travel to outreach areas around the province periodically.

    In this role, you will provide assessment and consultation to address physical and rehabilitation needs, with a particular focus on supporting safe eating, drinking, and swallowing for adults with developmental disabilities living in the community. You will work closely within a supportive interprofessional team to deliver coordinated, client-centered care.

    Start Date

    Immediately (Greater Vancouver, BC)

    Posted On: February 26, 2026
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What Our Team Says

    “Thank you to the amazing Access Directors, I am so grateful to feel supported in so many ways in my clinical practice, from mentorship, to supporting growth, learning, new opportunities, puzzling out challenges and of course socializing and laughter. Cheers to you!”
    “It is rare and beautiful to be joined in community to do meaningful work with wonderful people. I have had this, and I am so very grateful.”
    “I love working at Access where I know I will always be accepted and supported personally and professionally, and I feel proud to be part of a team that provides such uncompromised care to our clients.”
    “I feel valued as a clinician and as a person at Access ♡”
    “I am so grateful to work for a group of women who make work feel like home, thank you for all you do.”
    “Access celebrates individual talents, inspires continuous growth, and fosters a supportive, collaborative environment where people are empowered to do their best work”
    “After 25 years of being an OT, I finally feel like I’m home. Thank you for being the most supportive, knowledgeable, organized and entertaining team I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with!”
    “I really appreciate that our leadership team is comprised of professionals who not only understand the frontline work, but have expert knowledge that is second to none. This is very rare and special.”
    “I love working with Access because they provide an example of how best practices can be applied and realized in health care. I love the amazing teams and the flexibility of working for Access.”
    “The culture of clinical excellence, passion, support, caring and friendship have been the foundation of Access from the beginning and live on. To be part of Access is inspiring and a privilege.”
    "I am so grateful to feel supported in so many ways in my clinical practice, from mentorship, to supporting growth, learning, new opportunities, puzzling out challenges and of course socializing and laughter."