Band 3 – Therapy Assistant – Barts NHS Trust

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Job summary

A leading healthcare provider seeks a dedicated Band 3 Therapy Assistant to support patient rehabilitation at Barts NHS Trust in London. This full-time role involves working with a multidisciplinary team, ensuring high-quality care, and managing therapeutic activities within a dynamic environment.

Qualifications

• Experience in major trauma orthopaedics, plastics, and neurotrauma.
• Ability to work with patients, including exercises and functional tasks.
• Commitment to high-quality patient care.

Responsibilities

• Support patients in rehabilitation activities and exercises.
• Manage therapy equipment and splinting safely.
• Maintain accurate patient records and contribute to care plans.

Skills

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Time management skills

Interpersonal skills

Tools

Equipment management

Job description

Job Title: TherapyAssistant – Barts NHS Trust Banding: 3Location: LondonStart: ASAPDuration: Full time Rate:£14–£15 per hour
Working hours: Monday – Friday,37hrs per week,08:00-16:00

We are seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Band 3 Therapy Assistant to join our team at Barts NHS Trust in London. This role offers an excellent opportunity to support the delivery of high-quality therapy services within a dynamic healthcare environment. The successful candidate will work closely with patients and the multidisciplinary team to assist in the rehabilitation process, focusing on major trauma orthopaedics, plastics, and neurotrauma. This position requires strong organizational skills, the ability to work independently, and a commitment to patient-centered care.

What will your responsibilities be:

As a Band 3 Therapy Assistant, the role involves supporting patients in joint and independent exercises, functional tasks, and rehabilitation activities. Assisting in the management of equipment and splinting, ensuring all tools and devices are used safely and effectively, is essential. Duties include preparing treatment areas, maintaining accurate patient records, and providing encouragement and support to patients throughout their rehabilitation journey. Collaboration with therapists to implement individualised care plans and contributing to the overall efficiency of the therapy team is also required.

Qualifications and Experiences:

• Experience in major trauma orthopaedics, plastics, and neurotrauma
• Ability to work with patients on joint and independent exercises, functional tasks, etc.
• Proficiency in equipment and splinting management
• Strong organizational and time management skills
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Commitment to providing high-quality patient care
• Previous experience in a healthcare setting is desirable

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