Advanced Practice Physiotherapist – MSK (Bank)

Circle Health Group
Fordingbridge
19 hours ago
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Advanced Practice Physiotherapist - MSK (Bank) • Circle Integrated Care - North Hampshire • Bank shifts

Salary: Up to £33.00 per hour (depending on level of experience, training and qualification)

Circle Integrated Care is part of Circle Health Group, Britain's leading provider of independent healthcare with a nationwide network of hospitals & clinics, performing more complex surgery than any other private healthcare provider in the country.

We have an opportunity for an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist to join their team of staff in the physiotherapy department.

This is a bank role working on an “as and when required” basis. You will be required to supplement staffing levels during busy periods and provide cover for existing staff in times of annual leave or absence.

Responsibilities
  • Perform comprehensive assessments and diagnoses for patients with complex presentations, including advanced clinical reasoning and differential diagnosis.
  • Deliver evidence-based treatment plans, incorporating advanced therapeutic techniques and, where appropriate, requesting and interpreting diagnostic imaging.
  • Act as a clinical lead and role model within the physiotherapy team, supporting best practice and professional standards.
  • Contribute to the strategic development and delivery of advanced physiotherapy services, including pathway redesign and integration.
  • Work closely with consultants, GPs, advanced practitioners, and other AHPs to deliver coordinated, patient-centred care.
  • Participate in case conferences, MDT meetings, and referral discussions as a senior clinical voice.
Applicants
  • HCPC-registered Physiotherapist.
  • Significant post-registration experience, including advanced musculoskeletal or specialist physiotherapy practice.
  • Postgraduate training relevant to advanced practice (e.g. MSc, PGCert, or equivalent).
  • Advanced clinical reasoning, assessment, and decision-making skills.
  • Experience working autonomously and in multidisciplinary teams.
Salary & Benefits

Circle Health Group offers a competitive hourly rate.

Our culture is a result of the way our people live and breathe our philosophy, which combines our purpose, principles and values.

Circle Integrated Care - North Hampshire


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