Rehabilitation Assistant in Wythenshawe inWythenshawe PUBLISHED TUE 11 NOV 2025 Jump to job information section
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Work for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust — one of England’s largest Trusts, offering exceptional training, research links and long‑term career pathways.
Part‑time, permanent Band 3 post with clear pay band (£24,937–£26,598 pro rata) — steady income and family‑friendly hours ideal for carers or mums.
Home‑based rehabilitation across South Manchester, based in Wythenshawe (M22) — hands‑on, rewarding work helping patients stay independent at home.
Driving licence and own vehicle required — ideal if you’re a local driver (e.g. a 40‑year‑old with a car) giving autonomy and variety in your day.
Work within a multidisciplinary team (physio, OT and wider MDT) — superb on‑the‑job learning and supported practice if returning to health work.
Inclusive employer with digital tools (Hive EPR), education and research focus and a clear wellbeing and Green Plan — supportive for women and carers.
Support people to regain independence in their own homes as a Band 3 Rehabilitation Assistant with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s Integrated Community Rehabilitation Services in South Manchester (based Wythenshawe, M22). You will work alongside physiotherapists, occupational therapists and the wider multidisciplinary team to deliver and evaluate evidence‑based home exercise and therapeutic programmes for people with complex or frailty-related needs. The role involves community visiting across South Manchester (applicants must hold a valid UK driving licence and have regular access to a vehicle — evidence will be required), working under indirect supervision, maintaining clinical skills, and promoting independence and healthy lifestyles. A DBS check is required; essential entry level qualifications include GCSEs in numeracy and literacy, and previous experience in health or social care is advantageous.
This permanent, part‑time post (Band 3, £24,937–£26,598 pro rata) offers hands‑on, meaningful work across services including community therapy, falls, post‑COVID and neuro‑rehabilitation — ideal for carers and women seeking family‑friendly hours, development and variety. Manchester FT is a large, digitally enabled employer with training, research and career progression opportunities and an inclusive culture that values your wellbeing and growth. The role is advertised on jobsincare.com; to apply, please click the "Apply Now" button shown with this listing.
This permanent, part‑time post (Band 3, £24,937–£26,598 pro rata) offers hands‑on, meaningful work across services including community therapy, falls, post‑COVID and neuro‑rehabilitation — ideal for carers and women seeking family‑friendly hours, development and variety. Manchester FT is a large, digitally enabled employer with training, research and career progression opportunities and an inclusive culture that values your wellbeing and growth. The role is advertised on jobsincare.com; to apply, please click the "Apply Now" button shown with this listing.
Work for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust — one of England’s largest Trusts, offering exceptional training, research links and long‑term career pathways.
Part‑time, permanent Band 3 post with clear pay band (£24,937–£26,598 pro rata) — steady income and family‑friendly hours ideal for carers or mums.
Home‑based rehabilitation across South Manchester, based in Wythenshawe (M22) — hands‑on, rewarding work helping patients stay independent at home.
Driving licence and own vehicle required — ideal if you’re a local driver (e.g. a 40‑year‑old with a car) giving autonomy and variety in your day.
Work within a multidisciplinary team (physio, OT and wider MDT) — superb on‑the‑job learning and supported practice if returning to health work.
Inclusive employer with digital tools (Hive EPR), education and research focus and a clear wellbeing and Green Plan — supportive for women and carers.
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Work for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust — one of England’s largest Trusts, offering exceptional training, research links and long‑term career pathways.; Part‑time, permanent Band 3 post with clear pay band (£24,937–£26,598 pro rata) — steady income and family‑friendly hours ideal for carers or mums.; Home‑based rehabilitation across South Manchester, based in Wythenshawe (M22) — hands‑on, rewarding work helping patients stay independent at home.; Driving licence and own vehicle required — ideal if you’re a local driver (e.g. a 40‑year‑old with a car) giving autonomy and variety in your day.; Work within a multidisciplinary team (physio, OT and wider MDT) — superb on‑the‑job learning and supported practice if returning to health work.; Inclusive employer with digital tools (Hive EPR), education and research focus and a clear wellbeing and Green Plan — supportive for women and carers.
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To work as a Rehabilitation Assistant in the UK, you typically need to possess a mix of personal attributes, qualifications, and skills. Here are some key skills and competencies that are essential for the role:
1. Communication Skills: The ability to clearly convey information to patients, family members, and other healthcare professionals is crucial. Good listening skills are also important for understanding patient needs.
2. Empathy and Compassion: A strong sense of empathy is essential for working with patients who may be experiencing physical or emotional challenges.
3. Observation Skills: Ability to monitor patients' progress, noting any changes in their condition or reactions to treatment, is vital for effective support.
4. Teamwork: Rehabilitation Assistants often work as part of a multidisciplinary team, so the ability to collaborate with various professionals, such as physiotherapists and occupational therapists, is important.
5. Basic Health Knowledge: Understanding basic human anatomy, medical terminology, and rehabilitation processes helps in providing appropriate support and care.
6. Organizational Skills: You need to manage scheduling, documentation, and follow-up tasks efficiently, particularly when assisting multiple patients.
7. Physical Fitness: Depending on the role, the ability to assist with the physical movement and handling of patients may be required, so physical fitness is beneficial.
8. Problem-Solving Skills: The ability to think on your feet and adapt to changing situations or patient needs is important in a rehabilitation setting.
9. Technical Skills: Familiarity with rehabilitation equipment and techniques, as well as basic IT skills for record-keeping, can be beneficial.
10. Patience and Resilience: Working in rehabilitation can be challenging; therefore, having patience and the ability to cope with setbacks is important.
11. Cultural Sensitivity: Understanding and respecting diverse backgrounds and beliefs will help provide inclusive care to patients.
12. Compliance and Ethics: Understanding patient confidentiality and the ethical implications of care in a healthcare setting is essential.
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While formal qualifications are not always mandatory, having a relevant qualification (like a diploma in health and social care or similar training) can enhance your employability. Practical experience, such as volunteering or internships in healthcare settings, is also valuable.
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