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Careers at CTC

Do the work you trained for. Live where you want to.

Occupational therapists, kinesiologists, counsellors and rehabilitation assistants working in community rehabilitation from 12 offices across BC and Alberta. Employee owned, with mentorship and paid professional development for every clinician.

Shannon, a CTC occupational therapist, on a ridge above the Bow Valley

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Meet the people you'd work with

What it is like to work at Creative Therapy Consultants, from the people who do it.

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Staff stories

In their own words

British Columbia and Alberta

Kristin Peters, occupational therapist in Calgary

Kristin Peters

Occupational Therapist, Calgary

"Working here provides the opportunity to constantly refine and expand my skill set. The training is thorough and equips us with tools to address complex needs effectively."
Laurent Poire-Hamel, occupational therapist on Vancouver Island

Laurent Poire-Hamel

Occupational Therapist, Vancouver Island

"Creative Therapy Consultants places a strong emphasis on professional development, and that's something I really appreciate. The field of occupational therapy is always evolving, and staying current with the latest research and techniques is crucial to delivering the best care."
Julia de Haas, occupational therapist in the Lower Mainland

Julia de Haas

Occupational Therapist, Lower Mainland

"I meet clients where they are, both geographically and in their personal recovery journeys, and together we create strategies that support independence and quality of life."
Claire DeWitt, registered clinical counsellor

Claire DeWitt

Registered Clinical Counsellor

"Counselling is about creating a safe space where clients feel both supported and challenged. By tailoring each session to their unique needs, I help clients discover practical strategies that make a real difference in their lives."

Life at CTC

A team that looks after its own

Team lawn bowling night, Kelowna, summer 2026

We hold all-company retreats and team days, run in-house yoga and bootcamps, and get together socially through the year. A good team and culture take constant work from all of us.

Since 2020 we have followed the National Standard of Canada for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace, with a Mental Health Committee and mental health first aid training for all employees. In the four years to 2023, fewer than 5 of our 100 employees left the company, including through COVID.

What you get

Support, pay and time to live

Pay and bonuses vary by role. Each job posting has the details.

Mentorship

Lifelong, on-demand mentorship and professional support from experienced clinicians, with a structured orientation when you start.

Paid education

Every team member has a professional development plan, and we pay for the education in it.

Flexible schedules

Hybrid work and control over your schedule, hours and vacation time. Paid time off, plus unpaid leave when life needs it.

Pay

Community occupational therapists: $50 to $65 an hour depending on experience, as an employee or contractor, with higher rates in our regional offices. A $2,500 sign-on bonus at all locations and relocation assistance. Pediatric OTs and kinesiologists: see each posting.

Benefits

Health, dental and vision coverage. Long-term disability, dental and critical illness coverage with no employee contributions.

Paid counselling

We book registered clinical counselling appointments every week so any team member can get support when they need it.

Financial planning

A paid fee-only adviser builds a financial plan for each team member, with the goal that everyone can retire with dignity.

Ownership

CTC is a registered BC ESOP (Employee Share Ownership Plan) company. Over 30 team members own shares.

New grads welcome

A structured first year with a month of orientation, a weekly mentor and a slow caseload build. Plus a scholarship for students who want to become OTs.

New grad program and scholarship

New grads and students

Graduating soon, or thinking about becoming an OT?

New grads get a structured first year: a month of orientation, a weekly mentor, a caseload that builds slowly over three months and a peer group for new OTs. Students who want to become OTs can apply for the Creative Therapy Scholarship, which comes with help paying for school, a placement and a guaranteed job.

Straight answers

Questions clinicians ask us

Is private-sector rehab ethical work?

Our clients are referred and funded by WorkSafeBC, ICBC, Veterans Affairs Canada, long-term disability insurers and employers. Many have complex injuries, chronic pain or mental health conditions, and many will not return to work. The goal is function and independence at home, in the community and, where possible, at work. CTC is run by clinicians and owned by its staff, and our owners say plainly that financial outcomes are not how we measure success.

What is the caseload like?

You have a say in it. Our clinicians have autonomy over their schedule, hours, vacation time and caseload, with a mentor to call on when cases get complex. Billing and files run through case management software.

What is small-town and rural practice really like?

Honestly: longer drives, fewer local resources and a wide mix of cases, so you need to be resourceful. In return you get close relationships with clients and community, fast professional growth and a lower cost of living than Vancouver or Calgary in places like Kamloops, Castlegar and Cranbrook. Most community roles need a reliable vehicle and a valid driver's licence.

I am a new graduate. Will I be supported?

Yes. New grads join a structured orientation and get on-demand mentorship from senior clinicians. Some recent graduates in in-demand occupations can also have BC student loans forgiven; check your eligibility with StudentAid BC.

From Glassdoor and Indeed

What our team says about working here

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The owners TRULY believe that happy therapists make good therapists, and they are not wrong.

"Creative Therapy Consultants was a great starting place post-graduate studies... I was treated very well and was provided with immense support when starting out as a new OT. There are also opportunities to grow within the company... They provide mentorship support as needed, they provide continuing education as you'd like, and they are very fair with referrals and hours (as much or as little as you'd like)."

Occupational therapist who joined as a new grad

Glassdoor review

"Creative Therapy offers the most non toxic work experience I have ever experienced."

CTC team member

Glassdoor review

"It's a forward thinking company, where you are encouraged to share your ideas for new programs and initiatives. There is a yearly retreat where everyone meets at a fun location to get together for a day of learning and a day of fun."

CTC team member

Indeed review

Northern BC

Higher pay, help with the move and student loan forgiveness

We are hiring OTs in Prince George, Terrace and Williams Lake. Regional roles pay more, we help you relocate, and all three towns qualify for the B.C. Loan Forgiveness Program.

Open roles

Current openings

Don't see your role or town? Send a general application to hr@creativetherapyconsultants.ca.

For OTs trained outside Canada

Thinking about the move to Canada?

Plenty of our team made the same move. Our owner David McInerney trained in Australia, Jett Flexman moved from Australia to Kamloops in 2026, and Megan Hendricks trained at the University of Cape Town.

We reimburse your SEAS and registration costs once you are working with us in Canada, offer relocation assistance, and give you the same on-demand mentorship as every CTC clinician.

Claire Peachey, a CTC occupational therapist, skiing above the clouds in BC

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