Want to be part of a University of British Columbia Department of Physical Therapy research study? We are looking for part time Physiotherapists who are interested in working remotely and joining our enthusiastic team of researchers who are interested in improving health after stroke (Dr. Janice Eng’s research is described at https://neurorehab.med.ubc.ca).
Our research study is investigating the effects of a remotely delivered chair-based exercise intervention on balance and mobility in people living with stroke. the research study is described at https://classic.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05724823.
We are looking for a Physiotherapists who are interested in either:
- Delivering chair-based exercises 3 times per week (8 to 36 hours per participant), or
- Conducting assessments (2.5 hours per participant) delivering exercise sessions online or running research assessment online.
- Case load will depend on recruitment, but hourly rate is $55.
- The candidate will be hired under the University of British Columbia Department of Physical Therapy and will assess and/or facilitate rehabilitation programs for stroke patients by Zoom videoconference.
- The candidate will work from home and will report to Dr. Janice Eng and her research coordinators through emails, phone calls and Zoom meetings.
- Data will be inputted into REDCap (training will be provided).
The candidate must have:
- A university degree in physiotherapy,
- Prior clinical experience in stroke rehabilitation, including stroke assessment, understanding the pathology of stroke, and working with stroke patients with disabilities,
- They must have prior experience in working and communicating with a multidisciplinary team,
- Experience with rehabilitation delivered by videoconference is preferred,
- Experience with research activities is an asset.
The part time work is remote, but the candidate must work within the Province of British Columbia – regions outside of British Columbia are not approved for this posting.
Please send a cover letter and resume to v.pase@ubc.ca