Paediatric Therapy Assistant — Flexible Part-Time (Community)

Transformation Unit; Sefton; Remoto; GBP 26.000 - 27.000; Part-time

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Great flexible working opportunities

Lease car scheme and Home Electronics

Generous annual leave and pension

Descrizione del lavoro

Alder Hey's Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Service in Sefton Community are seeking a caring and enthusiastic part time (22.5hours) Therapy Assistant to join the team and support children to achieve their therapy goals!

The successful candidate will support experienced Physiotherapist’s and Occupational Therapist’s to assess and deliver intervention to children aged 0 – 19 years with functional, developmental, and neurological difficulties in community settings across Sefton.

Competenze

• The role supports therapists to assess and deliver intervention to children aged 0–19 years in community settings across Sefton.
• Commitment to paediatric physiotherapy and occupational therapy care under supervision.
• Careful following of treatment plans and liaison with therapists.

Mansioni

• Be an integral member of the physiotherapy and occupational therapy team, assisting therapists to deliver management and treatment of referred children.
• Follow agreed treatment plans, delivering high standard paediatric physiotherapy/occupational therapy and maintaining liaison with the therapist.
• Provide high standard paediatric therapy care in community settings for children 0–19 years with various conditions.
• Assist in delivering care across Sefton community sites, supporting children with neuro disabilities and developmental needs.

Descrizione del lavoro

Alder Hey's Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Service in Sefton Community are seeking a caring and enthusiastic part time (22.5hours) Therapy Assistant to join the team and support children to achieve their therapy goals!

The successful candidate will support experienced Physiotherapist’s and Occupational Therapist’s to assess and deliver intervention to children aged 0 – 19 years with functional, developmental, and neurological difficulties in community settings across Sefton.