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Midwinter Physiotherapy Ltd in England is seeking a HCPC-registered physiotherapist to deliver neurological rehabilitation for adults with complex needs. You will work across communities, focusing on stroke, Parkinson's, MS and learning disability care, with flexible caseloads according to location.
The role includes postural management, respiratory support, and collaboration with families and carers. Full-time, travel across Gloucestershire/Worcestershire regions expected.
Deliver exceptional, individualised neurological rehabilitation for adults with complex needs.
You'll be working alongside our nationally recognised specialists in learning disabilities, in a collaborative and supportive team.
Neurological rehab experience — Confident supporting adults with stroke, Parkinson's, MS and other neurological conditions.
Learning disability experience — A passion for supporting adults with PMLD and complex needs.
Postural management skills — Confident with seating, positioning and 24-hour posture care.
HCPC registered physiotherapist — Chartered, registered and committed to high standards of care.
Respiratory awareness — Understanding of airway clearance and respiratory care is welcome.
Compassionate & person-centred — You believe everyone matters and deserves exceptional care.
Happy to travel — Comfortable delivering care across community locations.
Flexible, can-do attitude — We build caseloads around your location and skills, but as a small, growing community business we need people willing to flex, with support, to meet the need.
A varied role at the heart of everything we do.
Assess and treat adults with learning disabilities and PMLD
Deliver postural management and 24-hour positioning plans
Support respiratory care and airway clearance where needed
Create personalised, evidence-based rehabilitation plans
Work collaboratively with families, carers and support staff
Train and support teams around the people we care for
Champion function, participation and quality of life
What this role offers.
Be part of a close-knit, supportive and motivated team who genuinely care about making a difference.
Our main base is in Evesham, with services across Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and beyond.
Ongoing professional development with regular training and genuine opportunities to progress as we expand across the region.
Full-time, Monday to Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm. The site will be as close to you as possible, but the role is community based so travel will be required.
For the right motivated candidate, this role offers genuine opportunities for growth, development and progression as we continue to expand.
£32,000 - £45,000 DOE. Salary will be dependent on experience, skills and suitability for the role.