Occupational Therapist, Lake Simcoe North Shore (Coldwater)

Company Description Community Advantage Rehabilitation (CAR), a Spectrum Health Care Company is seeking Registered Occupational Therapists in Beaverton to provide high-quality, ministry‑funded occupational therapy services to adult clients in the community.

This independent contractor role offers a highly flexible work schedule, with part-time or full‑time opportunities based on your preferred case load. Compensation is per visit, allowing you to focus on delivering high‑quality, client‑centred care. Estimated annual earning potential is between $82,000 – $102,000, however actual earnings may vary based on service volumes.

Whether you are a new graduate or a seasoned practitioner, we offer a supportive environment where you can grow professionally while making a meaningful difference. You will work with a diverse client population and enjoy the autonomy to apply strong clinical reasoning, exercise leadership, and contribute to measurable improvements in client outcomes.

Why Join CAR, a Spectrum Health Care Company?

A flexible work schedule that truly supports work‑life balance

Independent management of a hybrid caseload, with the option to provide virtual visits and assessments

Competitive remuneration with per‑visit compensation

Access to educational and professional development opportunities to support ongoing clinical growth

An extensive mentorship program within a diverse, collaborative, and supportive work environment

An extremely rewarding role, where meaningful, client‑centred care leads to significant and measurable improvements in clients’ lives

The opportunity to make a valued and appreciated contribution to promoting health, independence, and well‑being within the communities where clients live

Job Description

Provide ministry‑funded, community‑based occupational therapy services in clients’ homes and/or through virtual care

Conduct occupational therapy assessments using interviews, standardized tools, and informal assessment techniques, including:

Home safety and home modifications

Equipment prescription

Fall prevention

Mobility and physical functioning

Cognition

Stroke rehabilitation and chronic conditions

Develop and implement evidence‑based intervention plans in collaboration with clients and caregivers

Assign, supervise, and monitor occupational therapy assistants as appropriate

Educate clients and caregivers and connect them with relevant community agencies and resources

Complete funding applications when required

Maintain accurate, timely, and professional documentation, including:

Assessment findings

Care plans

Progress and discharge summaries

Reports aligned with referral source requirements and COTO standards

Qualifications

Registration in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO)

Ability to work independently within a community‑based model

Strong communication, documentation, and clinical reasoning skills

Experience in community practice is an asset, but new graduates are welcome

Valid G or G2 driver’s licence with access to a reliable vehicle for community travel

Proficiency with computer applications, including MS Office Suite and proprietary clinical software

In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act 2005, upon request, support will be provided for accommodations throughout the recruitment process.

If you require accommodation because of disability through the recruitment process, please contact Human Resources at for assistance.

This position is a current vacancy.

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