Chronic Pain Specialist — Hybrid/Remote, 1-Year FTC

The Methodist Church in Britain; Seaham, Stanley; Hybrid; GBP 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

30 days holiday plus public holidays

Birthday day off

Wellness support tools

Performance awards

Blue Light discounts

Pension contributions

Membership fees paid

Clinical supervision

Away days

Hybrid & flexible hours

Job summary

Cora Health Group's Durham and Darlington Pain Services is seeking a Clinical Specialist in Pain to cover two maternity leaves on a one-year fixed term. The role focuses on assessing patients with chronic pain and creating individual treatment programmes aimed at functional and psychological recovery.

Most work is remote via Teams with some face-to-face clinics within a multidisciplinary team. The role welcomes physiotherapists and nurses, with development time and a clinical education academy,

Qualifications

• Experience in pain management is preferred.
• Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team.
• Experience delivering remote assessments and clinics.

Responsibilities

• Assess patients' needs in relation to their goals.
• Plan, manage and review functional and psychological restoration.
• Formulate, deliver, review and progress treatment programmes.
• Conduct comprehensive assessment and diagnosis of patients with physical and emotional needs.
• Review care plans at timely intervals.
• Communicate with GPs and advise on flare-up management plans.
• Provide treatment within best practice and guidelines.
• Deliver safe, effective and dignified care.
• Ensure timely discharge and quality clinical care.

Skills

Experience in pain management

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Remote clinical assessment

Education

BSc in physiotherapy

Job description

Cora Health Group's Durham and Darlington Pain Services is seeking a Clinical Specialist in Pain to cover two maternity leaves on a one-year fixed term. The role focuses on assessing patients with chronic pain and creating individual treatment programmes aimed at functional and psychological recovery.

Most work is remote via Teams with some face-to-face clinics within a multidisciplinary team. The role welcomes physiotherapists and nurses, with development time and a clinical education academy,