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Physiotherapist - Neurorehabilitation

Active Care Group·BristolOn-siteFixed term
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  • Role Responsibilities: Providing clinical management of spasticity, postural management, disorders of consciousness, orthotics assessment, hydrotherapy, and use of specialist equipment.
  • Managerial Duties: Supporting service development, supervising team members, delivering training, and participating in centre-wide initiatives.
  • Support & Development: Receiving clinical support, supervision, and ongoing training with a focus on professional development.
  • Conditions & Benefits: Job closing upon sufficient applications; informal discussion available with named contact.
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Your clinical work will cover: • Medical and physical management of spasticity including splinting and serial casting • Complex postural management • Disorders of consciousness • Assessment for and provision of orthotics • Hydrotherapy • Use of specialist equipment e.g. the Lite-Gait overhead walking harness and treadmill; Quest electric standing frames; standard and motomed exercise bikes and tilt tables • Management of Behaviours that Challenge • Tracheostomy management and weaning • Patient centred goal setting Managerially you will: • Take a pro-active and supportive role in service development • Provide supervision and appraisal for team members • Deliver both local in-service and more formal training • Be involved in centre wide initiatives You will receive excellent clinical support and supervision with a commitment to your ongoing training and development. This job advert will close as soon as sufficient applications have been received. For an informal discussion please ring David Hewitt (Deputy Lead Physiotherapist) on . Alternatively, email Job description Job responsibilities Your clinical work will cover: • Medical and physical management of spasticity including splinting and serial casting • Complex postural management • Disorders of consciousness • Assessment for and provision of orthotics • Hydrotherapy • Use of specialist equipment e.g. the Lite-Gait overhead walking harness and treadmill; Quest electric standing frames; standard and motomed exercise bikes and tilt tables • Management of Behaviours that Challenge • Tracheostomy management and weaning • Patient centred goal setting Managerially you will: • Take a pro-active and supportive role in service development • Provide supervision and appraisal for team members • Deliver both local in-service and more formal training • Be involved in centre wide initiatives You will receive excellent clinical support and supervision with a commitment to your ongoing training and development. This job advert will close as soon as sufficient applications have been received. For an informal discussion please ring David Hewitt (Deputy Lead Physiotherapist) on . Alternatively, email

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