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The File Hills QuAppelle Tribal Council is a dynamic and progressive organization that provides a range of programs and health services which serve eleven First Nations throughout Southern Saskatchewan within the Treaty Four Territory.  The position is based at the All Nations Healing Hospital, located in Fort QuAppelle, SK.  

The Senior Physical Therapist will work as part of the rehabilitation team and

The File Hills QuAppelle Tribal Council is a dynamic and progressive organization that provides a range of programs and health services which serve eleven First Nations throughout Southern Saskatchewan within the Treaty Four Territory.  The position is based at the All Nations Healing Hospital, located in Fort QuAppelle, SK.  

The Senior Physical Therapist will work as part of the rehabilitation team and greater multidisciplinary team to provide holistic therapy services in various settings including inpatient unit, outpatient, and community, within a culturally responsive client directed care model.  Serving a diverse population, the Senior Physical Therapist will work to full scope of practice and will be accountable for all aspects of physical therapy care, ensuring best practice standards. The Senior Physical Therapist will provide consultation to clinical and medical staff and the greater multidisciplinary team and provide a leadership role to support program development and excellence in physiotherapy services within the therapies team.  

Required Qualifications:
    Registered or eligible for registration with the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists
    Current BLS certification

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
    Ability to work independently and as a member of the multidisciplinary team
    Ability to lead and motivate within the team to facilitate innovative practice and high standards of care
    Excellent verbal and written communication skills
    Ability to assist and/or develop policies and procedures according to best practices
    Demonstrate responsible decision making through applicable knowledge, critical thinking, and sound clinical, ethical, and legal practice.
    Mentorship of students completing clinical placement
    Ability to organize workload demands
    Demonstrated knowledge, respect, and understanding of First Nations culture and traditions.

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