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Hothfield Neuro-Rehabilitation Unit is seeking an experienced Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine to join their neuro-rehabilitation service on a part-time basis (0.2 FTE). The role focuses on high-quality neuro-rehabilitation and improving long-term outcomes for patients with Acquired Brain Injury, spinal cord injury and complex neurological conditions.
The successful candidate will provide clinical leadership, medical management and MDT rehabilitation planning, working with a skilled team of
Hothfield Neuro-Rehabilitation Unit is seeking an experienced and motivatedConsultant in Rehabilitation Medicine to join their specialist neuro-rehabilitation service on a part-time basis working 0.2 FTE.
Hothfield is a highly regarded specialist rehabilitation unit providing comprehensive multidisciplinary rehabilitation for adults withAcquired Brain Injury (ABI), spinal cord injury, and complex neurological conditionsincluding stroke. The unit supports individuals with complex physical, cognitive, and behavioural rehabilitation needs following injury or illness through innovative, clinically led, technology assisted rehabilitation.
This is an exciting opportunity for a Consultant who is passionate about deliveringhigh-quality neuro-rehabilitation and improving long-term outcomes for patients with complex neurological conditions.
The successful candidate will play a key role inclinical leadership, medical management, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation planning,working alongside a skilled team of therapists, nurses, psychologists and rehabilitation specialists.
The role is ideally suited to someone seeking aflexible part-time consultant role within an established neuro-rehabilitation servicewith a high calibre MDT.
To providespecialist medical leadership and clinical managementfor patients undergoing neuro-rehabilitation at Hothfield Neuro-Rehabilitation Unit, particularly those with:
The Consultant will work collaboratively with themultidisciplinary team (MDT)to optimise recovery, functional outcomes and quality of life for patients.