Band 6 Acute Respiratory Physiotherapist - Harrow - Sanctuary Personal

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Band 6 Acute Respiratory Physiotherapist

Job Title: Band 6 Acute Respiratory Physiotherapist
Specialism: Acute Respiratory
Location: Harrow, UK
Salary: £26.50 per hour
Contract: Ongoing
Employment Type: Full Time


Are you ready to take your career to new heights as a Band 6 Acute Respiratory Physiotherapist? This exciting opportunity in Harrow offers the chance to work within a busy inpatient respiratory, surgical, and medical service, where your expertise will make a real difference. You will be part of a dynamic multidisciplinary team delivering high-quality acute respiratory care. Experience in acute medicine is essential, and critical care or ITU experience will be highly advantageous. HCPC registration is mandatory, and prior NHS experience, particularly with discharge planning, will support your success in this role.


Perks and benefits:

Full Time: Enjoy a stable full-time role, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in patient care and team working.


Competitive Pay: Earn an excellent hourly rate of £26.50, rewarding your skills and experience.


Flexible Locum Work: Benefit from the flexibility and variety that locum work offers, supporting a dynamic and adaptable career path.


Professional Development: Access continuous learning opportunities to keep your clinical skills current and your career progressing.


Supportive Team Environment: Work alongside a committed and diverse team in a positive and collaborative setting.


What you will do:

Deliver specialist physiotherapy interventions within acute respiratory settings.


Assess, plan, and implement individualised treatment programmes for respiratory, surgical, and medical inpatients.


Work closely with the multidisciplinary team to ensure high-quality, patient-centred care.


Apply critical care skills where appropriate to support complex respiratory patients.


Contribute to effective discharge planning to improve patient flow and outcomes.


Use evidence-based practice to enhance respiratory function and overall patient wellbeing.


Participate in ongoing professional development to continually enhance your clinical expertise.


Harrow is a fantastic place to live and work, offering a rich cultural scene, strong community spirit, and excellent transport links into central London. It provides the perfect balance between professional opportunity and quality of life.


Working with Sanctuary Personnel:

Sanctuary Personnel is a trusted and award-winning recruitment agency. With an ‘Excellent’ Trustpilot rating from over 1,000 reviews, we are committed to securing you the best possible rates in roles that truly match your skills and experience. Apply today and take the next step in your physiotherapy career with confidence.


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