Senior Specialist Physiotherapist

• Outstanding training and support
• Employer-sponsored pension plan
• Group life insurance coverage
• Eye care voucher program
• Nationwide staff discounts on gym memberships, dining, and shopping
• Blue Light Card membership offering exclusive online and in-store discounts to NHS, emergency services, social care sector, and armed forces personnel

• Work autonomously in a specialised clinical setting, with support and supervision from a senior Physiotherapist, acknowledging professional accountability.
• Conduct thorough neurological assessments, analyse findings, and develop comprehensive treatment plans.
• Implement treatment plans, adjusting based on client response, interdisciplinary team input, and relevant factors.
• Ensure treatment plans are evidence-based and aligned with best practice guidelines.
• Offer specialised professional advice and utilise advanced clinical problem-solving skills.
• Contribute actively to the wider physiotherapy team, focusing on a specialist area of interest.
• Collaborate within the multi/interdisciplinary team, providing physiotherapy within the BIRT neurobehavioral/neuropsychological model.
• Provide specialised physiotherapeutic interventions across three pathways: Neurobehavioral, Neurorestorative, and Well-being.
• Safely manage individuals with challenging behaviours, including verbal and physical aggression, mental health disorders, and sexual inhibition.
• Participate in setting multi/interdisciplinary team goals in line with goal-setting guidelines.
• Identify and utilise appropriate physiotherapeutic equipment, devices, and interventions, such as tilt tables, splints, and microstimulation, potentially involving referrals to other services.
• Document treatment outcomes using standardised measures and ensure timely completion of outcome measure database, both individually and within the local team.

• Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy or equivalent qualification.
• Registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).
• Completion of a Practice Placement qualification or a willingness to pursue this within the first year of employment.
• Proficiency in conducting complex neurophysiotherapy assessments, developing ICF problem lists, and devising specialised treatment plans.
• Familiarity with the principles of clinical governance.
• Capacity for self-reflection and initial self-assessment of performance.
• Demonstrated commitment to continuing professional development.
• Experience in rehabilitation, particularly with individuals with neurological deficits such as acquired brain injury, or in related fields such as learning disabilities, musculoskeletal conditions, or mental health.

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