CAREERS AT the SPOT.
The SPOT Pediatric Centre is a multidisciplinary pediatric clinic in Vancouver, BC, built around connection, creativity, collaboration, and play. We believe therapy should feel meaningful and supportive — not just for children and families, but for the professionals providing care.
Here, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, and other child-focused services come together to support the whole child through neurodiversity-affirming, relationship-based care.
We are currently looking to connect with passionate providers, including:
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)
Occupational Therapists (OTs)
Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPAs)
Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs)
Music Therapists
Art Therapists
Play Therapists
Child Psychologists
Registered Dietitians
Whether you are a new graduate looking for mentorship or an experienced clinician seeking a collaborative and values-aligned workplace, we hope The SPOT can be a place where you feel supported, inspired, and able to grow the career you want.


why clinicians choose the SPOT
A COLLABORATIVE MULTIDISCIPLINARY team.
We believe the best pediatric care happens through collaboration. Our service providers work closely together to support children and families through shared problem-solving, open communication, creativity, and ongoing learning from one another.
We value collaborative care that recognizes the interconnected nature of communication, sensory processing, emotional regulation, movement, play, and relationships, and their effects on a child’s participation in everyday life.
NEURODIVERSITY-AFFIRMING + RELATIONSHIP-BASED care.
We celebrate children for who they are.
Our approach focuses on strengths, autonomy, connection, regulation, and meaningful participation rather than compliance-based goals. We strive to create supportive, responsive experiences that honour each child’s unique ways of communicating, playing, learning, and engaging with the world.
AN INTENTIONALLY DESIGNED PEDIATRIC therapy space.
The SPOT’s clinic space was thoughtfully created by an experienced Speech-Language Pathologist and Occupational Therapist to feel calm, welcoming, playful, and engaging for children, families, and clinicians alike.
Our environment supports movement, sensory regulation, communication, creativity, collaborative play, and connection. We believe physical spaces matter, and we intentionally created ours to support meaningful therapeutic experiences, authentic relationships, and sustainable clinical work.
A WORKPLACE DESIGNED FOR growth + sustainability.
We care deeply about creating a work environment where clinicians feel respected, supported, and empowered. We want The SPOT to be a place where service providers can continue learning, exploring their interests, developing programs, and building meaningful relationships with children and families over time.
WE WOULD LOVE TO CONNECT WITH PROVIDERS WHO:
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Are passionate about pediatric care and child development
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Value neurodiversity-affirming and family-centred practices
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Enjoy collaboration, creativity, and interdisciplinary teamwork
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Build strong, meaningful relationships with children and families
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Bring warmth, flexibility, curiosity, and playfulness into their work
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Love learning and growing alongside a supportive team
why join the SPOT
The SPOT is a growing pediatric multidisciplinary clinic serving children and families in Vancouver, BC and surrounding communities in the Lower Mainland.
We are proud to offer:
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Flexible scheduling options and sustainable caseloads
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Collaborative interdisciplinary support
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Mentorship and ongoing learning opportunities
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Beautiful clinic space and high-quality therapy resources
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Supportive and inclusive team culture
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Optional team social events
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Creative and play-based therapy environment
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Clinician autonomy and room to develop your own interests and programs
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Opportunities to contribute to innovative, community-focused programming — including education-focused groups, multidisciplinary therapy groups, and skill-building groups for children, youth, and young adults

