pt Health

Happy Lunar New Year from all of us at pt Health! We hope that this Year of the Ox brings you happiness, health, and prosperity, and that you can celebrate safely with loved ones!

We are currently seeking a Full-Time Physiotherapist for our In Motion Physiotherapy and Wellness White Rock - pt Health. If you’re a clinician who enjoys working in an energetic out-patient clinic and is passionate about helping our clients get back to life, we would love to hear from you! If you’re looking for a change and contemplating a move to BC, why not consider White Rock. Less than an hour away from downtown Vancouver, this seaside town has plenty to offer. https://bit.ly/375M8xB

Many people are walking more these days as a safe way to exercise. While it feels great to spend time outdoors and stay active, you may start to experience discomfort in your heels, knees, or lower back. Not sure what to do about it? Our friends at Lifemark invite you to participate in an exciting conversation with Paul Mäkinen, a certified Lifemark Pedorthist, on Feb. 17th at 8pm AST for a virtual Q&A. Paul will discuss the importance of pedorthics and orthotics, foot conditions and treatments, and the benefits of custom orthotics. This event is free of charge! To save you spot, sign up now: https://bit.ly/375QFQx

Pain is your body’s way of letting you know something’s wrong. The area of affected sends pain signals to the brain: We’ve been hit! Being able to describe your pain provides vital information for a doctor or physiotherapist to diagnose the problem, suggest a course of treatment and get you on the road to recovery. But pain can be all consuming - where do you even begin? https://bit.ly/3jIqbK3

pt Health - Sarnia Physiotherapy is looking for a Physiotherapist to join its team! We are offering up to a $2,000 signing bonus + relocation bonus! We are a long standing clinic in the area with a reputation for providing exceptional patient care. Our clinic is busy, but we manage to have fun every day! This is a great opportunity to join a beautiful small town clinic. Apply today! https://bit.ly/3aKtD2K

It is normal to experience cold fingers or hands periodically, especially on a cold day. Usually, having cold hands is just one of the ways your body tries to regulate its temperature and shouldn't be cause for concern. However, sometimes cold fingers can be a sign of an underlying issue. While many conditions can cause your fingers feel cold, we’ll focus on one cause: Raynaud’s phenomenon. https://bit.ly/3a2heI9