Physiotherapy Assistant in Carshalton inCarshalton PUBLISHED WED 12 NOV 2025 Jump to job information section
Band 3: £29,651 to £31,312 a year pa incl HCAS outer pro rata
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Permanent Band 3 role with pay £29,651–£31,312 pa (incl HCAS outer), offering salary stability.
Clinical rotation across wards, including critical care, for rapid skills development.
Work for a large NHS Trust serving a diverse SW London and NE Surrey population.
Hands‑on, patient‑facing role ideal for carers or those returning to work.
On‑the‑job learning with physiotherapists and a supportive multidisciplinary team.
Advert listed on jobsincare.com with a mobile‑friendly "Apply Now" button for quick applications.
As a Physiotherapy Assistant at Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust in Carshalton (SM5), you will support in‑patient rehabilitation across a range of wards, including critical care. Working under the supervision of qualified physiotherapists, you’ll deliver rehabilitative and mobility work, provide direct patient care, help manage and maintain equipment, and complete essential administration such as patient data entry. The role rotates between clinical specialties to build a broad skill set and involves regular teamwork with therapists, nurses and the wider multidisciplinary team.
This permanent, full‑time Band 3 role (£29,651–£31,312 pa incl HCAS outer, pro rata) suits compassionate, organised carers—especially those returning to work or seeking a stable NHS post with real patient contact. You’ll need good communication and IT skills, basic qualifications (GCSEs) and the flexibility and fitness for regular physical duties; a DBS check is required. For full details and to apply, please click the "Apply Now" button that appears alongside this advert — the vacancy is listed on jobsincare.com for easy mobile application.
This permanent, full‑time Band 3 role (£29,651–£31,312 pa incl HCAS outer, pro rata) suits compassionate, organised carers—especially those returning to work or seeking a stable NHS post with real patient contact. You’ll need good communication and IT skills, basic qualifications (GCSEs) and the flexibility and fitness for regular physical duties; a DBS check is required. For full details and to apply, please click the "Apply Now" button that appears alongside this advert — the vacancy is listed on jobsincare.com for easy mobile application.
Permanent Band 3 role with pay £29,651–£31,312 pa (incl HCAS outer), offering salary stability.
Clinical rotation across wards, including critical care, for rapid skills development.
Work for a large NHS Trust serving a diverse SW London and NE Surrey population.
Hands‑on, patient‑facing role ideal for carers or those returning to work.
On‑the‑job learning with physiotherapists and a supportive multidisciplinary team.
Advert listed on jobsincare.com with a mobile‑friendly "Apply Now" button for quick applications.
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Permanent Band 3 role with pay £29,651–£31,312 pa (incl HCAS outer), offering salary stability.; Clinical rotation across wards, including critical care, for rapid skills development.; Work for a large NHS Trust serving a diverse SW London and NE Surrey population.; Hands‑on, patient‑facing role ideal for carers or those returning to work.; On‑the‑job learning with physiotherapists and a supportive multidisciplinary team.; Advert listed on jobsincare.com with a mobile‑friendly "Apply Now" button for quick applications.
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To work as a Physiotherapy Assistant in the UK, you need a combination of specific skills and qualities. Here are some essential skills and attributes for the role:
1. Communication Skills: You must be able to communicate effectively with patients, physiotherapists, and other healthcare professionals. This includes listening to patients' concerns and clearly explaining exercises and treatments.
2. Empathy and Compassion: Understanding the challenges that patients face during their rehabilitation is vital. Being compassionate can help build rapport and encourage patients.
3. Interpersonal Skills: You should have strong interpersonal skills to collaborate effectively with colleagues and provide patient-centered care.
4. Organizational Skills: The ability to organize appointments, manage schedules, and keep accurate records of patient progress is important.
5. Physical Fitness: The role can involve physical activity, including lifting and assisting patients. A certain level of physical fitness is often required.
6. Basic Understanding of Anatomy and Physiology: Familiarity with the body's systems and how they relate to movement and injury is beneficial.
7. Technical Skills: You may need to use specific equipment and technology related to physiotherapy treatments, so being comfortable with this is important.
8. Attention to Detail: Being precise in following treatment plans and keeping accurate records can greatly influence patient outcomes.
9. Problem-Solving Skills: You might need to adapt treatments based on individual patient needs and progress.
10. Teamwork: Being able to work efficiently as part of a healthcare team and understand your role within that team is important.
11. Time Management: The ability to manage time effectively while balancing multiple tasks is crucial in a busy healthcare environment.
12. Adaptability: The healthcare environment can change rapidly, and you may need to adjust to new procedures, protocols, and patient needs.
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