Senior Physiotherapist - Subacute | Flexible Hours & PD

Queensland Government; Rockhampton Regional; On-site; AUD 133,000 - 142,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Superannuation up to 12.75%

Annual Leave Loading 17.5%

Take-home pay optimisation options

Clinical PD Allowance & Professional D

Flexible work arrangements

Regional lifestyle in Wide Bay

Job summary

Queensland Government Wide Bay Health Service invites applications for a Senior Physiotherapist (Subacute) in Maryborough. You will deliver high-level physiotherapy services to subacute wards and act as a resource within geriatric physiotherapy across the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service Fraser Coast.

You will provide leadership and supervision of less experienced staff, manage day-to-day operations, and contribute to service development, education and research in collaboration with the

Qualifications

• Deliver high-level physiotherapy services to subacute wards at Maryborough Hospital.
• Act as a resource in geriatric physiotherapy within WBHHS Fraser Coast.
• Provide professional leadership and supervision of junior physiotherapists and support staff.
• Help manage day-to-day operations and planning of physiotherapy staff.
• Contribute to service development, education and research.

Responsibilities

• Lead clinical practice supervision of less experienced physiotherapists and support staff.
• Support planning of staff and ensure quality outcomes in collaboration with the Director of Physiotherapy.
• Contribute to service development and ongoing education initiatives.

Job description

Queensland Government Wide Bay Health Service invites applications for a Senior Physiotherapist (Subacute) in Maryborough. You will deliver high-level physiotherapy services to subacute wards and act as a resource within geriatric physiotherapy across the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service Fraser Coast.

You will provide leadership and supervision of less experienced staff, manage day-to-day operations, and contribute to service development, education and research in collaboration with the