Allied health staffing for clinics and contract programs across Canada
Allied health professionals for practices that run on a full schedule. We place physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, audiologists and dietitians into private practice, rehab and contract roles. We verify registration before we present anyone.
- Free for candidates. Always.
- Licences verified with the regulator
- Every province and territory except Quebec
Where we place allied health professionals
Private outpatient clinics
Physiotherapy, OT, hand therapy, pelvic health, sports and musculoskeletal care.
Multidisciplinary rehab centres
Work injury, motor vehicle and neurological rehab programs.
Speech and hearing clinics
Pediatric and adult speech therapy, hearing assessment and hearing aid services.
Nutrition and dietetics practices
Private counselling and contract dietitian services.
Contracted services into other settings
Therapy teams placed in long-term care, retirement living, home care and school programs. See long-term care staffing and home and community care staffing.
Allied health roles we place
Rehabilitation assistants, kinesiologists, psychologists and other roles can be discussed case by case.
Physiotherapists
Clinic, relief and contract roles.
Physiotherapist jobsOccupational therapists
Clinic, community and contract roles.
Occupational therapist jobsSpeech-language pathologists
Pediatric and adult practice.
Speech-language pathologist jobsAudiologists
Hearing assessment and services.
Audiologist jobsRegistered dietitians
Private and contract dietetics.
Dietitian jobsRespiratory therapists
Clinic and home programs.
Respiratory therapist jobsClinic and rehab leadership
Managers and program directors.
Administrator recruitmentHow allied health staffing works
- Tell us what you needThe discipline, caseload, hours, client mix, province and start date.
- We verify registrationWe check with the provincial regulator before presenting a clinician.
- You review a short listCandidates see clinic and compensation model details first.
- Start and follow-upA contract, relief block or permanent role, with follow-up.
Allied health registration and oversight by province
Allied health professions are regulated provincially, and the regulator differs by profession. We check the right one for each clinician.
British Columbia
The College of Health and Care Professionals of BC regulates audiologists, dietitians, occupational therapists, physical therapists and speech-language pathologists, along with hearing instrument practitioners, opticians, optometrists and psychologists.
Other provinces and territories
Each profession has its own regulator, and names differ. The role pages for each profession carry the full list, and we confirm the right regulator with each candidate.
Good to know: Practice standards also cover things like the use of protected titles, advertising, records and consent. Clinics may bill public plans, insurers, workers' compensation boards or auto insurers, each with its own provider rules. We do not advise on billing. We do not currently place in Quebec.
Allied health staffing challenges we hear about
Caseload gaps
An unfilled physio or OT position leaves referrals waiting, so owners need coverage sooner.
Fit for the practice
Clinics want the right mix of experience, such as hand, vestibular, pediatric or neuro, rather than a general fill.
Contract service delivery
Long-term care and school programs need regular visits, and a clinician leaving can interrupt service.
Rural and small markets
Fewer applicants and longer searches.
Compensation models
Employee, contractor and fee-split arrangements differ, and candidates need clarity up front.
Coverage models for clinics and programs
Locum and relief
Leave coverage and seasonal peaks.
Part-time and flexible
Set days or evenings.
Contract and visiting services
Scheduled visits to long-term care, schools and home programs.
Contract therapy staffingPermanent placement
Longer-term hires for clinics and programs.
Direct hire placementFor multi-site programs, ask about managed staffing programs.
For clinic owners and program managers
- Verified registration
- Screened for discipline and clinical focus
- Terms in writing
For clinicians
- See caseload, client mix, hours and the pay model (employee, contractor, percentage) before you commit
- Free for candidates. Always.
Your profile is handled under PIPEDA and shared only with your consent.
How we are different
We verify registration
We verify registration and say so, with the understanding that it is a point-in-time check and not a guarantee.
We state fees and terms openly
Candidates pay nothing. We are paid by the clinic or program.
Related pages
Physiotherapists
Physiotherapist jobsOccupational therapists
Occupational therapist jobsSpeech-language pathologists
Speech-language pathologist jobsAudiologists
Audiologist jobsRegistered dietitians
Dietitian jobsAmbulatory clinic
Ambulatory clinic staffingContract and relief staffing
Relief and contract staffingDirect hire
Direct hire placementSee also how we handle compliance or contact us.
Allied health staffing questions
Which allied health professions do you place?
Physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, audiologists, registered dietitians and respiratory therapists. Other roles can be discussed case by case. Tell us the discipline and the setting, and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Can I work as a contractor instead of an employee?
That depends on the employer and the arrangement. We tell candidates how the role is structured before you agree. We do not give legal or tax advice, so check your own situation with a qualified professional before accepting any arrangement.
Does my registration transfer to another province?
No. You register with the regulator in the province where you practise. The process differs by profession, so we confirm the right regulator and the steps involved with each candidate before a move, and we tell employers what to expect.
Do you place clinicians into long-term care or schools?
Yes, through contract and visiting services where employers need them. These arrangements usually involve scheduled visits to a site, so we confirm the schedule, the caseload and the travel expectations with candidates before they commit to anything.
Does it cost clinicians anything to use your service?
No. Our service is free for candidates. Always. Clinics and programs pay fees, which are agreed in writing first. You will not be asked to pay to submit a profile, to be considered for a role or to be placed.
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