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Health New Zealand/Te Whatu Ora - Whanganui is seeking a motivated community physiotherapist to join their dynamic physiotherapy team. The role involves working closely with various community teams to support patients in their rehabilitation at home and in interim care.
This position offers an opportunity to work in a supportive multi-disciplinary team and help develop a community-focused physiotherapy service. An Active Practicing Certificate with the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand is essential.
Permanent, part time 20 hours per week
Health NZ/Te Whatu Ora Whanganui is committed to increasing the diversity of our workforce and actively focus on employing and building a sustainable Māori workforce which supports our pro-equity commitment.
We are looking for a motivated physiotherapist to join our dynamic and passionate physiotherapy team as a community physiotherapist.
The current role involves working closely with our community teams (occupational therapists, allied health assistants, geriatricians and Community Assessment & Rehabilitation Team (CART)) to support patients and their whānau to rehabilitate in both at home and in interim care at residential facilities.
Whanganui hospital's vision is “Thriving Communities” and we are looking to develop a more community focused physiotherapy service. Therefore, we are ideally looking for a forward-thinking physiotherapist with a passion for working the community using transdisciplinary practice in order to help fulfil this vision.
The physiotherapist will require strong clinical skills and be able to build strong relationships with their clients and whānau, other medical professionals, and community networks. This role may also involve supervision of students, rotational physiotherapists and therapy assistants.
Our vision is He Hāpori Ora - Thriving Communities, with our mission being 'to improve health and independence through a responsive and integrated health system'. We ensure health care places people and their whānau at the centre of everything we do with and for them. We support and empower individuals and whānau to determine their own wellbeing and are committed to working in authentic partnership with other health care providers, iwi, government, social and community agencies to build strong, resilient, connected people and whānau.
This position is ideal for any physiotherapists looking to support our community. This position provides an opportunity for new physiotherapist to work as part of a supportive integrative multi-disciplinary team as well as a more experienced physiotherapist to broaden their skill set into community transdisciplinary practice.