Welcome to North View College in Ontario — where your journey to becoming a skilled Restorative Therapy Assistant begins. This program is designed to prepare students to support individuals in regaining strength, mobility, and independence after illness, injury, or surgery.
Through a combination of classroom learning, practical training, and supervised clinical experience, students develop the knowledge and hands-on skills required to assist healthcare professionals in delivering restorative and rehabilitative care.
Growing Demand in Healthcare:
Graduates can work in hospitals, long-term care homes, rehabilitation centers, and community healthcare facilities.
Hands-On Rehabilitation Training:
Students learn mobility support, exercise assistance, and techniques used in restorative care programs.
Career Advancement Opportunities:
This program can lead to further studies in Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, or other rehabilitation healthcare roles.
The Restorative Therapy Assistant Certificate prepares graduates to support patients in improving their physical function and maintaining independence in daily activities.
Course Length: 28 Weeks (Approx. 560 Hours)
Clinical Placement: 200 Hours
Delivery: In-class + Clinical
Credential: Restorative Therapy Assistant Certificate
Students: Domestic & International
Assist clients with mobility exercises and physical activity programs
Support individuals recovering from injuries, surgeries, or illnesses
Monitor and document patient progress in restorative programs
Promote independence in daily living activities
Follow infection control and patient safety procedures
Work collaboratively with physiotherapists, nurses, and healthcare teams
Students complete 200 hours of supervised clinical placement in healthcare and rehabilitation settings. This experience helps students apply their skills in real healthcare environments and become job-ready upon graduation.
North View College is committed to providing career-focused education through practical training, industry-relevant programs, and supportive learning environments that prepare students for real-world success.
