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Rotational Physiotherapist - PhysiotherapyinDartfordinDartfordPUBLISHED TUE 10 DEC 2024

Band 5: £31,469 to £38,308 a year incl HCAS per annum  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

HCPCINTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMNHS

Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust

Diverse Clinical Experience, The rotational role offers the opportunity to work across various specialities including intensive care, stroke, orthopaedics, and respiratory care, enhancing clinical skills and knowledge.
Professional Development, The position includes participation in teaching programs and the chance to advance clinical skills through hands-on experience in multiple areas.
Collaborative Environment, Working within an integrated multidisciplinary team fosters strong communication skills and teamwork, important for professional growth and patient care.
Structured Rotation, The four-monthly rotation allows for continuous learning and exposure to different patient populations and clinical practices within the trust.
Flexible Working Patterns, The role supports negotiated shifts which can accommodate personal schedules while ensuring service delivery across seven days.
Supportive Team Dynamics, You will be part of a supportive team where you can learn from experienced senior and superintendent physiotherapists, promoting career progression.
Contribution to Patient Care, Being part of the NHS trust provides a meaningful opportunity to impact patient recovery and rehabilitation in a variety of settings.
The Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust is seeking a qualified Rotational Physiotherapist to join their team at Darent Valley Hospital. The role involves rotations across various clinical settings, including intensive care, stroke, acute medicine/respiratory, orthopaedics, and MSK outpatients, with a strong emphasis on providing high-quality physiotherapy services. The ideal candidate should possess strong communication skills, a professional attitude, and experience in core physiotherapy placements, along with HCPC registration and membership in the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.

In this position, the physiotherapist will participate in a four-monthly rotation to deliver care in multiple specialities and contribute to teaching programs while supporting senior staff. The role requires active participation in an integrated discharge team and the Acute Frailty Unit, and it involves working a 7-day service schedule. Candidates should be effective team members, promoting physiotherapy within the interdisciplinary team and maintaining strong communication with medical and nursing staff. Informal visits for shortlisted candidates will be available, and further inquiries can be directed to Stuart Waterman.
Diverse Clinical Experience, The rotational role offers the opportunity to work across various specialities including intensive care, stroke, orthopaedics, and respiratory care, enhancing clinical skills and knowledge.
Professional Development, The position includes participation in teaching programs and the chance to advance clinical skills through hands-on experience in multiple areas.
Collaborative Environment, Working within an integrated multidisciplinary team fosters strong communication skills and teamwork, important for professional growth and patient care.
Structured Rotation, The four-monthly rotation allows for continuous learning and exposure to different patient populations and clinical practices within the trust.
Flexible Working Patterns, The role supports negotiated shifts which can accommodate personal schedules while ensuring service delivery across seven days.
Supportive Team Dynamics, You will be part of a supportive team where you can learn from experienced senior and superintendent physiotherapists, promoting career progression.
Contribution to Patient Care, Being part of the NHS trust provides a meaningful opportunity to impact patient recovery and rehabilitation in a variety of settings.

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