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Kinepraktijk Hoppet in West Flanders, Belgium, seeks a self-employed Neurological Physiotherapist for part-time or full-time engagement starting December 2026 (or January 1, 2027). The successful candidate will join a growing center focused on adult neurological rehabilitation in a modern, accessible 650 m² clinic.
The role emphasizes an active, patient-driven approach, multidisciplinary collaboration, and opportunities to lead group therapy sessions and develop individual projects within a
Part-time or full-time position starting December, 2026 (or January 1, 2027)
Contract: Self-employed, open-ended
We are a specialized physiotherapy practice based in West Flanders, Belgium, dedicated exclusively to adult neurological rehabilitation. Over the years, we have built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.
Following our recent move to a larger, modern facility, we are expanding our services with the ambition to become a state-of-the-art center for neurological rehabilitation. Our work focuses on maximizing recovery and improving patients’ quality of life.
Our team currently consists of four therapists. Due to continued growth, we are looking to welcome an additional colleague. By the end of 2026, we also plan to reintroduce structured rehabilitation programs and launch group therapy sessions at our new location.
We strongly believe in an active, patient-driven approach. Patients are encouraged to stay active outside therapy sessions and maintain independence in their daily lives for as long as possible.
We prioritize in-clinic treatments, as we believe these offer higher quality compared to home visits. Our practice is fully equipped with specialized tools such as patient hoists and Bobath treatment tables, allowing us to safely treat patients with reduced mobility on-site.
Multidisciplinary collaboration is central to our work. We closely cooperate with speech therapists, psychologists, rehabilitation physicians, and neurologists. Additionally, an orthopedic specialist regularly visits our practice to adjust and renew patients’ orthoses.
We frequently manage complex and challenging cases, making a solid foundation in neurological rehabilitation essential. Additional expertise (e.g., respiratory therapy or lymphatic drainage) is considered an asset.