Rehabilitative therapists

What they do

Rehabilitative therapists help children develop the skills they need to grow, learn, and participate fully in daily life. They support children and youth with physical, developmental, and communication needs by improving:

• Movement
• Independence
• Communication

Where they work

Rehabilitative therapies are delivered in a variety of settings, including:

• Community programs
• Family connection centres
• Health centres
• Schools

They often collaborate with:

• Families
• Educators
• Other professionals

Common jobs

• Speech and language pathologists
• Occupational therapists
• Physical therapists

Resources

• Explore WorkBC profiles for wages, working environment, job openings and more:
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Physiotherapists
  • Speech and Language Pathologists
• Find your path: visit BC Education Planner for information on post-secondary education programs
• For education transfer opportunities, check out the BC Transfer Guide
• Browse the Job Bank for current vacancies:
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Physiotherapists
  • Speech and Language Pathologists