Senior Paediatric Physiotherapist – MDT Leader & Mentor

Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust; City Of London; On-site; GBP 56,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare provider in London is seeking an experienced Children's Physiotherapist to join their innovative team. Key responsibilities include managing a clinical caseload, leading in specific areas of care, and mentoring junior staff. The ideal candidate will have a recognized physiotherapy degree, experience in the NHS, and proficiency in handling children with complex needs. This role offers an annual salary between £56,276 to £63,176 and opportunities for professional development.

Benefits

Contribution to CPD

Supportive work environment

Competitive salary

Qualifications

• Recognised Physiotherapy Degree Qualification or equivalent needed.
• Registered with Health Professions Council.
• Experience of working as a specialised physiotherapist in a community setting.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage specialist area, including overseeing referrals and maintaining caseload.
• Work closely with consultant paediatricians to deliver specialist care.
• Provide supervision and mentorship to junior physiotherapy colleagues.

Skills

Proficiency in physically facilitating and handling babies and children

Excellent interpersonal skills

Ability to work independently and as part of an MDT team

High level negotiation and problem solving skills

Proficient in relevant community language

Education

Recognised Physiotherapy Degree Qualification

Registered Member of Chartered Society of Physiotherapists

Evidence of relevant and regular CPD

Previous experience of working within the NHS

Job description

A healthcare provider in London is seeking an experienced Children's Physiotherapist to join their innovative team. Key responsibilities include managing a clinical caseload, leading in specific areas of care, and mentoring junior staff. The ideal candidate will have a recognized physiotherapy degree, experience in the NHS, and proficiency in handling children with complex needs. This role offers an annual salary between £56,276 to £63,176 and opportunities for professional development.