Physiotherapist

JR United Kingdom; Bristol; On-site; GBP 44,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

A unique organization is seeking a Specialist Paediatric Physiotherapist for a permanent role, focusing on providing dedicated support to students with complex disabilities in schools. This position offers opportunities for engaging in community fitness projects and advancement in a highly valued service within an innovative therapy model.

Benefits

Support and supervision provided

Continuous Professional Development (CPD) opportunities

Involvement in service improvement initiatives

Qualifications

• Qualified Physiotherapist with HCPC registration.
• At least 6 months UK-based experience is required.

Responsibilities

• Providing support in designated schools in Bexley and Lambeth.
• Working with students with complex neuro disabilities.
• Engaging in community fitness projects and service improvement initiatives.

Skills

Creativity

Collaboration

Engagement with children

Education

HCPC registration

Qualified Physiotherapist

Job description

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We are looking for a SPECIALIST PAEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPIST for a permanent position.

(NHS band 6 equivalent)

3.5 Days (term time only also considered) | Permanent

Salary - £44,956 - £53,435 pro rata to include London weighting, (based on experience)

About us:

We are a unique organisation that supports schools, colleges, and families to access flexible, innovative, and needs-led therapy support. We are one of the few independent therapy providers in London and the Southeast following a “pay what you can afford” model.

About the post:

We seek a creative, dedicated Specialist Physiotherapist to join our team in September. We offer support, supervision, and CPD opportunities, and our service is highly valued by families and educational settings. The role involves weekly support in designated schools in Bexley and Lambeth, focusing on a specialist secondary/college caseload of students with complex neuro disabilities, working as part of a supportive MDT. Both sites have small specialist caseloads with scope for innovative universal and targeted support. Opportunities include engaging in community fitness projects for children and young people, access to disability sports, and involvement in service improvement initiatives. Support from our MDT, including SaLT, Occupational Therapy, and Clinical Psychology colleagues, is available. An interest in working with individuals with learning disabilities is beneficial.

• Must be a qualified Physiotherapist with HCPC registration
• Must have at least 6 months UK-based experience