Acute Paediatric Physiotherapist inManchester inManchester PUBLISHED MON 21 OCT 2024

Band 5: £29,970 to £36,483 a year Per Annum (Pro Rata)  PERMANENT 
HCPC MATERNITY MUSCULOSKELETAL NHS ON-CALL WEEKEND
Diverse Clinical Experience, The role allows physiotherapists to rotate across various specialities, including neurorehabilitation, respiratory, orthopaedics, MSK/rheumatology, and oncology, providing a well-rounded clinical experience.
Specialist Environment, Working at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, a tertiary hospital, offers the opportunity to engage with complex and varied cases, enhancing professional growth.
Supportive Training Program, The position is a training post that supports the development of foundation skills in acute paediatric physiotherapy, thus fostering continuous professional development.
Collaboration with MDT, The role encourages interaction with a multidisciplinary team, allowing physiotherapists to improve their communication skills and build collaborative practices in sensitive situations.
Opportunities for Research and Audits, Involvement in audits and research projects provides a chance to contribute to the advancement of paediatric physiotherapy practices.
Flexible Working, The opportunity includes weekend and bank holiday on-call support, promoting a flexible working schedule.
The Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is offering a full-time Band 5 rotational position for an Acute Paediatric Physiotherapist at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital. This role involves working across various paediatric specialities, including neurorehabilitation, respiratory, orthopaedics, musculoskeletal/rheumatology, and oncology, with some hydrotherapy involved. Candidates should possess a degree in Physiotherapy, HCPC registration, and relevant clinical experience in rehabilitation and acute respiratory care. Strong communication skills and the ability to handle sensitive situations are essential.

The position supports a training framework allowing for skill development in acute paediatric physiotherapy, with responsibilities including participation in weekend/on-call respiratory services and competency development in paediatric critical care. The role offers supportive appraisal and training programs, with opportunities for involvement in audits and research. The Trust emphasises diversity and encourages applications from all individuals, providing support for those with special requirements.

 


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