Paediatric Physiotherapist

PE Global (UK); Ireland; On-site; EUR 35,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

PE Global (UK) is seeking experienced Paediatric Physiotherapists for agency contracts in Ireland, lasting between 3 to 6 months. Candidates must possess paediatric physiotherapy experience and be comfortable managing developmental caseloads independently. The position offers competitive rates with locations available in West Cork, Meath, Dublin, Limerick, and Galway. Immediate start is required, and applicants must hold CORU registration. Send your CV to [e-mail] to apply.

Qualifications

• Minimum qualifications include paediatric physiotherapy experience.
• Strong ability to manage developmental caseloads effectively.
• Must work independently in demanding environments.

Responsibilities

• Manage a variety of developmental delays and milestones.
• Provide therapy for gross and fine motor delays.
• Address neurodevelopmental presentations effectively.

Skills

Paediatric physiotherapy experience

Ability to manage developmental caseloads

Independence in busy services

Job description

Paediatric Physiotherapists – Agency Contracts (3–6 Months)

PE Global Healthcare is currently hiring Paediatric Physiotherapists (Senior & strong Staff Grade) for agency contracts across Ireland (3–6 months).

Current locations: West Cork, Meath, Dublin, Limerick, Galway

Requirements:

• Paediatric physiotherapy experience (essential)
• Comfortable managing developmental caseloads
• Ability to work independently in busy services

Contract Details:

• 3–6 month agency contracts
• Immediate start
• Competitive rates
• Multiple locations available

Caseload:

• Developmental delay (6–18+ months)
• Delayed milestones (sitting, standing, walking)
• Gross & fine motor delays
• Head/trunk control issues
• Plagiocephaly & torticollis
• Intoeing / lower limb concerns
• Neurodevelopmental presentations

Apply:

Send your CV to [e-mail] today.

Important:

• No visa sponsorship available
• CORU registration essential
• Agency roles so candidates must have full right to work in Ireland