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Physio.co.uk
Physio.co.uk are looking for full time Neurological Physiotherapists to join our neurological rehabilitation services in Manchester and Liverpool. The role is 90% clinical and 10% non-clinical. The non-clinical role consists of; developing services, assisting with patient enquiries, supervising junior physiotherapists, providing training and participating in CPD activities such as in-service training.
Provide education and training as required.
Actively lead the physiotherapy input for patients in clinic
Provide education and training as required
To demonstrate a high level of clinical effectiveness
Experience working with a wide range of neurological conditions
A passion for neurological rehabilitation and training
n ability to get the best out of other staff
Excellent organisational, time management & prioritisation skills
Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year
Experience: 3 years required
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