Is this a full-time role or contract?+
Both. We hire full-time, part-time, and 1099 contractors. The role description above reflects the three formats — pick the one that fits your life and we'll talk specifics on the first call.
What does compensation actually look like?+
Per-visit splits well above the Quebec clinic average. Top-performing therapists working full schedules earn $90,000–$130,000 annually. We share exact rates in the first interview because the right number depends on your volume target, role type (FT vs contractor), and which region you cover.
Do I need my own car and equipment?+
You'll need a car and a Quebec driver's license. We provide the rest — treatment table, assessment tools, the Physio Vibe app, and a starter equipment kit on day one.
What does the Physio Vibe app actually do for me day to day?+
It's the working tool, not a dashboard: route-optimized scheduling, voice-to-note clinical documentation, an AI companion that surfaces patient history before each visit, an exercise library you can deploy in two taps, and auto-billing. Most therapists tell us it saves them 30–45 minutes a day on admin.
What's the onboarding process like?+
Two weeks of paid shadowing with a senior physio, full app training, a gradual ramp-up of your patient load over the first month. You're never thrown in cold.
Can I work part-time alongside a clinic role?+
Absolutely. Many of our part-time physios pair us with clinic shifts. We just ask for a minimum of 8 visits per week so the patients you take on get real continuity.
Which areas can I cover?+
All of Greater Montreal — the Island, West Island, South Shore, Laval, and North Shore. You pick which neighborhoods are on your route. Most therapists pick 2–4 adjacent areas.
Do I need to be bilingual?+
Functional French is helpful but not strictly required. We have unilingual English physios, unilingual French physios, and fully bilingual physios on the team. We match you to a region and patient mix where your language fits.
