CTI Collaboration with UBC MOT on Research Study
Community Therapists is pleased to announced our collaboration with the UBC MOT program on a research study examining the Effectiveness of Community Based Rehabilitation.
Community Therapists is pleased to announced our collaboration with the UBC MOT program on a research study examining the Effectiveness of Community Based Rehabilitation.
The CTI team is embarking on its 14th consecutive year of providing the Vocational Rehabilitation module for the UBC MOT program. This module includes Return to Work Rehabilitation, Functional Capacity Evaluation, Job Demands Analysis and Workplace Disability Management.
Alex joined Community Therapists in 2022. She completed her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Dalhousie University in 2020. Prior to this she completed her Master of Arts in 2018 as well as her Bachelor of Design in Communications in 2013. Prior to joining CTI Alex worked in private practice where she gained experience providing occupational therapy services for clients funded by WorkSafeBC, ICBC, VAC, and private insurance.
Community Therapists is very pleased to report that Sarah Collins has joined our Fraser Valley practice group. Sarah completed her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Alberta in 2021. Prior to this she completed her Bachelor of Human Kinetics from the University of British Columbia in 2018. Following graduation, she went on to work in the private sector providing rehabilitation to clients funded by third parties such as ICBC.
Community Therapists is happy to announce OT, Jennifer Turnbull, is returning to Community Therapists in September 2022.
Our Managing Director was recently interviewed by Subkit. Click here to read the article.
Community Therapists is pleased to report we were one of the successful proponents for WorkSafeBC's Driver Assessment & Rehabilitation Services (DARS) RFP. This contract was awarded in November 2021 and will serve drivers with physical, cognitive and psycho-social limitations which impact driving ability.
We are deeply saddened by the flooding impacting communities in Abbotsford and other areas in the Fraser Valley. We have been following this issue closely and have also financially contributed to the Abbotsford Disaster Relief Fund. This fund is a joint effort of the Abbotsford Community Foundation, the Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce and the University of the Fraser Valley.
Our diverse group of healthcare professionals and services are united by a common purpose, to better understand and improve the function of our clients in the settings that matter to them.