Forensic Fitness Practitioner: Site-to-Site & Group Therapy

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust; Milton; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

27 days annual leave

NHS Discount

Competitive pension

Lease car scheme

Cycle to work scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Mental Health First Aiders

Job summary

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a physical fitness practitioner to plan, develop and deliver health and fitness services across two sites: Marlborough House, Milton Keynes, and Woodlands House, Aylesbury. The post requires independent travel between sites within the Trust and DBS clearance on onboarding.

You will deliver evidence-based 1:1 and group interventions, assess physical fitness needs, and use risk tools to engage patients safely while tracking outcomes to measure

Qualifications

• Plan and develop health and fitness services for groups or individuals.
• Provide evidence-based 1:1 and group interventions to improve physical fitness.
• Use risk assessment tools to safely engage patients in training programmes.
• Travel independently between sites within the Trust is essential.

Responsibilities

• Plan, develop and provide health and fitness services in group settings or with individual patients.
• Provide evidence-based 1:1 and group interventions to improve physical fitness.
• Use risk assessment tools to safely engage patients in training programmes.
• Use appropriate outcome measures to understand the effectiveness of interventions and adapt as necessary

Skills

Group exercise facilitation

Individual therapy planning

Risk assessment

Job description

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a physical fitness practitioner to plan, develop and deliver health and fitness services across two sites: Marlborough House, Milton Keynes, and Woodlands House, Aylesbury. The post requires independent travel between sites within the Trust and DBS clearance on onboarding.

You will deliver evidence-based 1:1 and group interventions, assess physical fitness needs, and use risk tools to engage patients safely while tracking outcomes to measure