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Odstock Medical Limited is seeking a Specialist Physiotherapist to deliver physiotherapy and Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) to neurological patients at the National Clinical FES Centre outpatient service in Salisbury. You will work as an autonomous clinician after training and contribute to patient care across the service.
The role includes mentoring FES clinicians, supporting external clinics, and participating in research projects while NHS-funded care remains central.
Provide physiotherapy and FES to neurological patients including stroke, MS, SCI, CP, TBI, HSP and other upper motoneuron conditions attending the National Clinical FES Centre outpatient service. The service provides Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) for clients with neurological impairment and includes the application of FES to assist walking and upper limb function as well as other specialist applications. Clients are mainly NHS funded with some privately funded patients.
Deliver training and mentorship to FES clinicians through OML FES accreditation courses; conferences and exhibitions. To be an advocate for FES as a valuable adjunct in the management of patients with neurological conditions to optimise wellbeing, independence and quality of life.
Assist with the development and assessment of new FES techniques and bring them to clinical service. To participate in ongoing research projects of OML.
Reporting to the Specialist Physio Lead. After training, the Specialist Physiotherapist will be working as an autonomous clinician. There is no on call requirement, and only occasional weekend teaching commitment. Some travel will be required for attendance at conferences, exhibitions and other FES clinics. A limited amount of flexible working can be accommodated once all clinical competencies and initial training have been completed.
Location: Salisbury, Wiltshire
Employment type: Full time
Salary: £38,815 - £43,733 (Depending on experience)
Applicants must have the right to live and work in the UK.
(Relocation assistance may be available following successful completion of probation).