Rehabilitation Assistant

Spectrum Health Care•Mississauga, ON

13d•Hybrid

About The Position

Spectrum Health Care Company is hiring Occupational Therapy Assistants and Physiotherapy Assistants (OTA/PTAs) to join our team as Rehabilitation Assistants supporting safe, client-centered care in the Mississauga and surrounding communities (such as Brampton). Starting at $21.26/hour, this role comes with more than just a paycheque—you’ll also enjoy great perks, a pension, and a supportive team environment where you can thrive. At Spectrum, we don’t just deliver care—we reimagine it. Join a purpose-driven, collaborative team where you’ll enjoy flexible scheduling, competitive pay, and growth opportunities.

Requirements

Certificate or Diploma in the Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapy Assistant Program (Rehabilitation Assistant Certificate) from a recognized community college program or program, designed to education and provide the skills and abilities required to assist a therapist.
Proficiency with electronic documentation systems and basic computer skills
Current police check for work with the vulnerable sector
Valid Ontario driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle

Nice To Haves

Additional languages, training, experience as asset is an asset but not required

Responsibilities

Provide hands-on physiotherapy and occupational therapy interventions under the guidance of a supervising therapist, assisting clients with therapeutic exercises, mobility training, and activities of daily living (ADL) retraining
Assist in training clients on adaptive equipment, assistive devices, and mobility aids to enhance independence and safety
Monitor client progress, maintain accurate documentation, and report changes to the supervising PT/OT
Educate clients and caregivers on therapeutic exercises, equipment usage, and strategies for maintaining safety and independence
Assess and maintain safe, comfortable home environments that support client health and well-being
Demonstrate compassionate, respectful care in all interactions while advocating for patient rights and participating in ongoing professional development