Senior Physiotherapist – Spinal Cord Injury & Outreach

Royal Rehab; Ryde; On-site; AUD 42,000 - 60,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

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Career growth

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Leadership support

Culture: close-knit team

Job summary

Royal Rehab Ryde is seeking an experienced Physiotherapist with full AHPRA registration to join the NSW Spinal Outreach Service (SOS). You will provide expert assessment, education and consultancy for spinal cord injury patients across NSW, working within a multidisciplinary team to support clients and carers.

The role involves visiting rural clinics a few times per year, with a focus on education, service development, and high-quality outcome measures.

Qualifications

• AHPRA registration as a physiotherapist is essential.
• Minimum 5 years of post-registration experience in rehabilitation.
• Experience with spinal cord injury and neurological conditions preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Accurate record keeping in clinical records and admin systems.

Responsibilities

• Provide holistic case management for clients with SCI-related disabilities.
• Manage multiple caseloads and competing priorities.
• Contribute to clinician education and service development.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team to support patients and families.
• Occasionally attend rural clinics (3–4 trips per year, up to 3 nights).

Skills

AHPRA Registered Physiotherapist

SCI rehab experience

Neurological rehabilitation

Written & verbal communication

Record keeping

Driver's license

Microsoft Office

Education

Post-registration qualifications in SCI/neurological rehab

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Royal Rehab Ryde is seeking an experienced Physiotherapist with full AHPRA registration to join the NSW Spinal Outreach Service (SOS). You will provide expert assessment, education and consultancy for spinal cord injury patients across NSW, working within a multidisciplinary team to support clients and carers.

The role involves visiting rural clinics a few times per year, with a focus on education, service development, and high-quality outcome measures.