The John McGivney Children's Centre (JMCC) has been providing family-centered holistic care to the community, enriching the lives of children and youth with special needs for over 45 years.
Feel the difference working at JMCC can make. From your first day, you’ll feel the support of the welcoming atmosphere where staff respect and care about each other. Working at JMCC means you’ll feel the impact of your knowledge and expertise firsthand as you develop lasting relationships with our families, and parents/caregivers.
What We Offer:
Benefits: Health & Dental, HOOPP Pension, Paid Vacation & Sick Time, and Winter Holiday Closure
Wellness: Employee & Family Assistance Program, Well-being Initiatives, Flexible Schedules
Growth: Professional Development and Training Opportunities, Mentorship Program
Environment: Multi-disciplinary Approach, Collaborative Team, Inclusive & Diverse Work Culture
We’re always interested in receiving resumés and inquiries from qualified Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists and Social Workers. Please send all resumés and inquiries to hr@jmccentre.ca.
At JMCC, we are committed to equity and diversity in the delivery of services and our work environment. Members from equity-seeking groups including Women, Indigenous Persons, Members of Racialized Groups, Persons with Disabilities and Persons of Diverse Gender Identities, Gender Expressions and Sexual Orientations, and groups protected by the Ontario Human Rights Code are encouraged to apply and to self-identify in their resume and/or cover letter. JMCC is committed to a recruitment process and work environment that is inclusive and barrier free.
We appreciate all applications we receive, however only those under consideration will be contacted. Thank you.
Submit your resume with references and covering letter to: John McGivney Children's Centre
3945 Matchett Road, Windsor, ON N9C 4C2 E-mail:hr@jmccentre.ca No phone calls please
Current Job Opportunities Available
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Physiotherapist - Full Time, Permanent
The Physiotherapist will fulfill clinical standards of practice as mandated by regulatory body or equivalent. They will provide comprehensive clinical rehabilitative services within the Centre, homes, schools and in the community. They will collaborate with clients/families and other team members in the planning and delivery of programs and services. They will assess, prescribe and monitor mobility devices; and assist families in evaluating funding options. They will also develop, supervise and delegate programs and activities to others including support staff and students as appropriate. They will participate in clinical education and knowledge transfer activities; and will ensure quality, effectiveness and efficiency of services delivered.
Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) - Full Time, Permanent
The BCBA is responsible for participating in the development and implementation of Autism
programming, and contributing to treatment planning. They will assist in the development, facilitation, and training in Applied Behaviour Analysis, using natural environment training models of teaching.
