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East of England Community Health and Care NHS Trust is offering a Post Graduate Physiotherapist Rotational Scheme. The scheme provides broad clinical experience through six-month rotations across Community Rehabilitation, Willow Unit, Musculoskeletal outpatients, neurological rehab, Stroke ESD, and more.
Candidates must be HCPC registered or nearing completion of their degree, with a driving licence for travel between sites.
Are you a newly qualified Physiotherapist looking to gain experience in a rotational position? Or a current Physiotherapist who is looking to widen your knowledge and skills set?, The Post Graduate Physiotherapist Rotational Scheme offers a broad base of clinical experience. Staff on the Rotation will be expected to work at any of the services on the scheme., The duration of the rotations are 6 months and currently covers the following areas: -
The rotations are based across various locations in Norfolk.
We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated Physiotherapist to join our integrated teams with experienced therapists and therapy assistants, who work closely alongside our nursing colleagues. There will be a requirement to travel to clinics and patients within the Community, therefore a valid driving licence and access to transport is essential.
To apply you will need to have a BSc/MSc in Physiotherapy and be registered with the HCPC or an undergraduate student nearing course completion (within the next 2 months). It is also open to those returning to practice. Flexible working is possible. Weekend and evening working may be required as per the demands of the service.
Please note, the selection processes at East of England Community Health and Care NHS Trust are in place to ensure we recruit candidates with the right values and skills, please be advised that the use of AI in applications are monitored. We remain watchful of candidates who misuse these tools to generate an application that doesn't accurately reflect their skills.