Opportunity to develop specialist neurological skills across diverse areas of neurosciences.
Exposure to complex and rewarding caseloads, enhancing professional experience.
Participation in innovative service development projects, including high-intensity rehabilitation initiatives.
Supportive interdisciplinary therapy services that emphasize active learning and staff wellness.
Opportunities to lead teams and contribute to service improvements, fostering leadership skills.
Access to a dedicated education and research team for continuous professional development.
Experience working in a well-established department with high SSNAP ratings and outstanding patient outcomes.
Are you a compassionate Occupational Therapist ready to take your career to the next level? Join the vibrant Neurosciences department at Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead as a Band 7 Highly Specialist Neuro-Occupational Therapist. This unique 18-month rotational role offers you the chance to specialise in three engaging areas: lead an acute stroke unit renowned for its excellence, support patients in critical rehabilitation, and gain invaluable experience in our state-of-the-art Neurological Rehabilitation Centre. Each area presents the rewarding opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of those facing complex neurological challenges.
At Royal Free, we believe in nurturing talent and promoting teamwork. You’ll be supported by experienced Clinical Leads and work in a collaborative environment that prioritises continuous learning and staff well-being. This role isn’t just about developing your clinical skills; it’s an opportunity to step into leadership, ignite your passion for service improvement, and be part of a caring community that genuinely values your contributions. If you're ready to expand your horizons in a role that combines professionalism with heartfelt care, we’d love to hear from you!
Opportunity to develop specialist neurological skills across diverse areas of neurosciences.
Exposure to complex and rewarding caseloads, enhancing professional experience.
Participation in innovative service development projects, including high-intensity rehabilitation initiatives.
Supportive interdisciplinary therapy services that emphasize active learning and staff wellness.
Opportunities to lead teams and contribute to service improvements, fostering leadership skills.
Access to a dedicated education and research team for continuous professional development.
Experience working in a well-established department with high SSNAP ratings and outstanding patient outcomes.
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