Pelvic Health & Clinical Pilates - Physiotherapist

Are you a physiotherapist with specialized training in pelvic health and/or Clinical Pilates? We are looking for a part time or full time physiotherapist to add to our team!

Nicole Coffey is our resident pelvic health physiotherapist. Graduating with her Master in Physical Therapy from UBC in 2011, Nicole has completed extensive post-graduate training in pelvic health. She regularly assesses and treats pelvic health conditions including urinary and bowel incontinence and dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, coccydynia, diastasis rectus abdominis, painful intercourse, and post-surgical pain or dysfunction including prostatectomies and gender affirming surgeries. She is one of the few physiotherapists in Canada qualified to fit pessaries, typically performed by gynecologists.

Our clinic is in the close-knit community of Ladner, BC, approximately 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver. We are committed to providing high quality and evidence-based treatment with an emphasis on education and empowerment.

Clinic highlights:

  • Dynamic team of physiotherapists, massage therapists & registered kinesiologists

  • Weekly mentorship with experienced therapists in orthopaedic physiotherapy, pelvic floor physiotherapy and vestibular rehabilitation

  • 1000 sq ft gym including Pilates Reformer, parallel bars, cardio equipment, Shuttle balance trainer and full array of exercise equipment

  • One-on-one treatment times with a minimum of 30 minute bookings

  • Easy to use online booking, billing and charting system via Jane

  • Full-day Administration/Reception staff – you’re never alone in the clinic!

  • Extra staff for room cleaning and laundry, allowing you to focus solely on the client

  • Competitive compensation rate with education fund

Feel free to email devon@ladnervillagephysio.com &
nicole@ladnervillagephysio.com or drop by the clinic.

We would love to meet you!

Ladner Village Physiotherapy exists in what is colonially known as Delta, on the traditional, occupied and unceded territory of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ speaking people. As health care providers, we actively strive to understand the role of intergenerational trauma and health inequities applied through systemic and institutionalized racism with the goal of providing equitable and person-centred health care for all.