Join BC Children's Hospital as an Occupational Therapist and become part of a dynamic team dedicated to enhancing patient care and professional growth. Our Occupational Therapy department, comprised of over 50 FTE Occupational Therapists and 3 FTE Rehabilitation Assistants, is supported by the Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) and works in affiliation with the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) Division of Occupational Therapy. We offer opportunities to develop skills, pursue ongoing education, and engage in collaborative learning, providing a supportive atmosphere whether you're advancing your career or just beginning.
BC Children’s Hospital and PHSA provide a range of fulfilling career paths for Occupational Therapists, with a strong emphasis on learning and advancement. Our positions are full-time and part-time, with standard hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Some positions have rotating shift patterns to provide weekend coverage. Occupational Therapy roles require licensure with the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia (CSHBC); upon hiring, employees become Health Sciences Association (HSA) members, and their salary follows HSA contract guidelines. Ready to make a difference? Explore current job openings at jobs.phsa.ca.
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BC Children’s Hospital is committed to the professional growth and development of its team members, with a strong focus on education and evidence-based practice:
- Team Building & Knowledge Sharing: Weekly sessions for team building, information sharing, and bi-weekly inservice education.
- Medical Grand Rounds: Weekly rounds cover diverse medical topics with speakers from around the world.
- Advances in Pediatrics: Weekly presentations by residents and fellows spotlight new research and best practices in pediatrics.
- Funded Clinical Development: Financial support is available for clinical courses that build skills and promote evidence-based practice.
- Remote Education Tools: Access to telehealth equipment and IT support enables remote learning and video conferencing.
- UBC and PHSA Collaboration: Partnerships with UBC’s Occupational Therapy Division for fieldwork, sessional instruction, and research support, plus on-site continuing education.
Occupational Therapy staff typically work from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Yes, licensure with the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia (CSHBC) is required.
BC Children’s Hospital supports ongoing learning through weekly sessions, funded courses for clinical skills development, telehealth resources, and on-site education provided through PHSA.
