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Senior Physiotherapist- inpatientsinMoreton-in-MarshinMoreton-in-MarshPUBLISHED MON 4 NOV 2024

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
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The Senior Physiotherapist role at Moreton-in-Marsh's North Cotswolds Hospital, under Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, involves delivering physiotherapy assessments and interventions for inpatients in a modern ward setting aimed at helping patients regain independence after illness or injury. The post holder will have operational and supervisory responsibilities over junior staff and rehabilitation assistants, providing leadership, clinical support, and training as needed. Additionally, the role encompasses the formulation, evaluation, and monitoring of specialized rehabilitation packages, requiring complex decision-making and coordination among multidisciplinary team members.

This position promotes opportunities for career progression, innovative projects, and a focus on person-centered care. The Senior Physiotherapist will manage their own patient caseload autonomously while collaborating with specialized clinicians for guidance. The scope of work includes assessing clinical risks and making informed decisions about patient safety and care needs, potentially necessitating conflict management within the multidisciplinary team and among patients and their families.

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