Occupational Therapist

Do you want to make a difference in the lives of Canadians living with vision loss?

Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada (VLRC) is a national health services organization dedicated to empowering people who are blind or partially sighted to live safely and independently. Our certified specialists provide client‑centered rehabilitation, mobility training, and daily living skills programs that help clients build confidence and thrive. We work collaboratively with ophthalmologists, optometrists, and other health‑care professionals, offering essential care on a referral basis in homes, workplaces, and communities across the country.

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Occupational Therapist

Calgary, AB

Full‑Time, Contract (March – August 2026)

Provincial Manager, Healthcare Operations

$44.93 – $53.80 per hour

Posting Date:
February 20, 2026
Closing Date:
March 1, 2026

The Occupational Therapist (OT) plays a key role in delivering and evaluating Clear Path Home
, an OT‑led vision rehabilitation and clinical service coordination model designed by VLRC to support adults with vision loss during the transition from hospital to home or community living. The incumbent provides in‑person OT services and collaborates virtually to support safe discharge planning and transition to home. This role contributes to testing and validating the model’s feasibility, effectiveness, and scalability in Calgary (with virtual and periodic work in Edmonton), supporting improved functional outcomes and safe community reintegration for adults with vision loss.

• Improved safety and functional independence (measured by COPM and/or functional assessment tools)
• High client satisfaction with rehabilitation and transition supports
• Increased proportion of clients safely transitioning to their residence or appropriate alternate housing

• Demonstrated feasibility of the OT‑led model in Calgary and Edmonton through documentation of operational, staffing, and workflow requirements
• Evidence to inform scalability of virtual clinical service coordination
• Where data access permits, contribution to indicators related to reduced readmissions and improved patient flow

• Conduct comprehensive OT assessments across diverse settings, including hospitals, seniors’ residences, long‑term care, and client homes
• Develop individualized, measurable, and time‑limited treatment goals and plans in alignment with project parameters and initiate therapy with informed consent in accordance with the Health Care Consent Act
• Provide direct intervention, consultation, and education to clients, families, caregivers, and health‑care professionals
• Deliver instruction in adaptive and independent living skills, including personal care, household management, communication, technology use, and foundational indoor mobility strategies
• Assess and recommend adaptive aids, assistive devices, and equipment to support functional goals
• Provide instruction in spatial and sensory awareness, pre‑cane techniques, mobility aids, and environmental assessment

• Participate in case conferences and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to support holistic care
• Support coordinated transition planning without creating additional referral pathways or burden on hospital teams
• Perform ongoing reassessment, document progress and communicate outcomes to ensure continuity of care and appropriate referrals

• Maintain accurate clinical documentation in accordance with Alberta College of Occupational Therapists standards and VLRC policies
• Collect and submit required outcome measures (e.g., COPM, client satisfaction)
• Contribute identified and/or aggregated data required for project evaluation and reporting
• Identify operational barriers and recommend workflow…