ICU Physiotherapy Rehab Assistant – Part-Time

FHFT Education Academy; Camberley; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 21,000; Part time

Job summary

Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust in Camberley is seeking a Band 3 Rehabilitation Assistant to join the ICU Physiotherapy Team and ICU Follow-Up Team at Frimley Park Hospital. The role runs 27.5 hours per week (9-3, Monday to Friday) and involves hands-on rehabilitation for patients recovering from critical illness.

The role supports physiotherapists and the MDT to help patients regain strength, mobility and independence, with training provided.

Qualifications

• GCSE or equivalent qualification to demonstrate numeracy and literacy.
• Associate member of Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
• Documented evidence on C.P.D.
• NVQ Level 3 or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Manage your own delegated ICU rehabilitation caseload, with support from the physiotherapy team.
• Support patients with exercises, sitting, standing, transfers, walking and specialist rehabilitation equipment.
• Assist physiotherapists with more complex rehabilitation sessions.
• Support patients during longer ICU stays with orientation, meaningful activities and rehabilitation.
• Work alongside Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Nursing, Speech and Language Therapy, Psychology and the wider MDT.
• Support the ICU Follow-Up Team and patients continuing their recovery after critical illness.
• Help with rehabilitation documentation, equipment and other tasks that support the service

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Organisational skills

IT literate

Independent work

IT systems knowledge

Risk assessment

Teaching skills

Education

GCSE or equivalent qualification

Associate member of Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

CPD documentation

NVQ Level 3 or equivalent

Job description

Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust in Camberley is seeking a Band 3 Rehabilitation Assistant to join the ICU Physiotherapy Team and ICU Follow-Up Team at Frimley Park Hospital. The role runs 27.5 hours per week (9-3, Monday to Friday) and involves hands-on rehabilitation for patients recovering from critical illness.

The role supports physiotherapists and the MDT to help patients regain strength, mobility and independence, with training provided.