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Are you an experienced HCPC registered Musculoskeletal (MSK) Physiotherapist looking for a new or additional role with career development opportunities? Have you ever thought about working within a prison environment, helping to rehabilitate and support offenders to live purposeful lives as a member of the community?
If you are looking for a role where you can develop your existing skills and learn something new every day, then this is the place to be. We believe in a good work life balance so there is no on call or weekend work.
This role is part time working 8 hours a week at HMP Preston and 8 hours a week at HMP Kirkham.
You will be responsible for assessing and treating a range of MSK pathologies with some complex and/or chronic presentations. You will need to demonstrate advanced MSK diagnostic and treatment skills, be able to work within the MDT and maintain records as an autonomous practitioner.
This is your opportunity to work as part of a forward thinking, innovative health care team, including GPs, nurses, pharmacists, podiatrists and mental health professionals, delivering high quality, best practice treatment. You will also form part of the wider MSK Health in Justice Team comprising of physiotherapists and podiatrists in immigration centres and prisons across the country.
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Are you an experienced HCPC registered Musculoskeletal (MSK) Physiotherapist looking for a new or additional role with career development opportunities? Have you ever thought about working within a prison environment, helping to rehabilitate and support offenders to live purposeful lives as a member of the community?
If you are looking for a role where you can develop your existing skills and learn something new every day, then this is the place to be. We believe in a good work life balance so there is no on call or weekend work.
This role is part time working 8 hours a week at HMP Preston and 8 hours a week at HMP Kirkham.
You will be responsible for assessing and treating a range of MSK pathologies with some complex and/or chronic presentations. You will need to demonstrate advanced MSK diagnostic and treatment skills, be able to work within the MDT and maintain records as an autonomous practitioner.
This is your opportunity to work as part of a forward thinking, innovative health care team, including GPs, nurses, pharmacists, podiatrists and mental health professionals, delivering high quality, best practice treatment. You will also form part of the wider MSK Health in Justice Team comprising of physiotherapists and podiatrists in immigration centres and prisons across the country.
Are you an experienced HCPC registered Musculoskeletal (MSK) Physiotherapist looking for a new or additional role with career development opportunities? Have you ever thought about working within a prison environment, helping to rehabilitate and support offenders to live purposeful lives as a member of the community?
If you are looking for a role where you can develop your existing skills and learn something new every day, then this is the place to be. We believe in a good work life balance so there is no on call or weekend work.
This role is part time working 8 hours a week at HMP Preston and 8 hours a week at HMP Kirkham.
You will be responsible for assessing and treating a range of MSK pathologies with some complex and/or chronic presentations. You will need to demonstrate advanced MSK diagnostic and treatment skills, be able to work within the MDT and maintain records as an autonomous practitioner.
This is your opportunity to work as part of a forward thinking, innovative health care team, including GPs, nurses, pharmacists, podiatrists and mental health professionals, delivering high quality, best practice treatment. You will also form part of the wider MSK Health in Justice Team comprising of physiotherapists and podiatrists in immigration centres and prisons across the country.
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1. Can you tell us about your experience as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and any specific cases or settings that stand out?
2. How has your previous experience prepared you for working in a prison setting?
3. Are you currently HCPC registered? If so, how do you maintain your professional development and continuing education?
4. Describe your approach to assessing and diagnosing MSK pathologies. What specific assessment techniques do you employ?
5. How do you adapt your treatment methods for patients with complex or chronic presentations?
6. Can you provide an example of how you have utilised evidence-based practice in your treatment plans?
7. What challenges do you anticipate when working as a physiotherapist in a prison, and how would you address them?
8. How would you approach building rapport and trust with incarcerated patients who may be sceptical of healthcare professionals?
9. In your opinion, what are the key factors to successfully rehabilitating offenders in a healthcare setting?
10. Can you discuss your experience working within a multidisciplinary team? How do you ensure effective communication with other healthcare professionals?
11. How do you handle differences in opinion with colleagues regarding patient care within a team setting?
12. What role do you believe physiotherapy plays as part of a holistic rehabilitation process for offenders?
13. How do you ensure accuracy and confidentiality in your patient records while working autonomously?
14. Can you describe a situation where you had to make a critical independent decision regarding a patient's treatment? What was the outcome?
15. Which tools or systems have you used for maintaining patient records and treatment plans? How do you ensure compliance with relevant regulations?
16. Why are you interested in working specifically in a prison environment as an MSK Physiotherapist?
17. What specific skills or knowledge are you hoping to develop in this role?
18. How do you balance your professional responsibilities with personal well-being, especially in a potentially challenging work environment?
19. What questions do you have for us about the role or the organisation?
20. Is there anything else you would like to add that would support your application for this position?
1. Can you tell us about your experience as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and any specific cases or settings that stand out?
2. How has your previous experience prepared you for working in a prison setting?
3. Are you currently HCPC registered? If so, how do you maintain your professional development and continuing education?
4. Describe your approach to assessing and diagnosing MSK pathologies. What specific assessment techniques do you employ?
5. How do you adapt your treatment methods for patients with complex or chronic presentations?
6. Can you provide an example of how you have utilised evidence-based practice in your treatment plans?
7. What challenges do you anticipate when working as a physiotherapist in a prison, and how would you address them?
8. How would you approach building rapport and trust with incarcerated patients who may be sceptical of healthcare professionals?
9. In your opinion, what are the key factors to successfully rehabilitating offenders in a healthcare setting?
10. Can you discuss your experience working within a multidisciplinary team? How do you ensure effective communication with other healthcare professionals?
11. How do you handle differences in opinion with colleagues regarding patient care within a team setting?
12. What role do you believe physiotherapy plays as part of a holistic rehabilitation process for offenders?
13. How do you ensure accuracy and confidentiality in your patient records while working autonomously?
14. Can you describe a situation where you had to make a critical independent decision regarding a patient's treatment? What was the outcome?
15. Which tools or systems have you used for maintaining patient records and treatment plans? How do you ensure compliance with relevant regulations?
16. Why are you interested in working specifically in a prison environment as an MSK Physiotherapist?
17. What specific skills or knowledge are you hoping to develop in this role?
18. How do you balance your professional responsibilities with personal well-being, especially in a potentially challenging work environment?
19. What questions do you have for us about the role or the organisation?
20. Is there anything else you would like to add that would support your application for this position?
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