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Children and Young People's Physiotherapist

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Cheltenham
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Job Summary

Part‑time Band 6 Physiotherapist (22.5 hrs/week) at Springbank Community Resource Centre, Springbank Way, Cheltenham GL51 0LH. The role supports the Children and Young People’s Physiotherapy team, covering children aged 0‑19 across a countywide service in schools, clinics, homes and the inpatient unit at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. The post involves managing a clinical caseload in acute and community settings, providing supervision to Band 5 physiotherapists and support workers, and contributing to service development.


Main Duties

The post holder will:



  • Participate as a member of the Children and Young People’s Physiotherapy Team managing a clinical caseload within the acute and/or community setting.
  • Provide supervision for Band 5 physiotherapists and support workers.
  • Consolidate clinical experience, develop specialist practice and engage in continuing professional development.
  • Cover the Children’s Physio Direct telephone advice line on a rota basis.
  • Provide cover for annual leave, sickness absence and the multidisciplinary Rheumatology clinic at Cheltenham General Hospital (Mondays).
  • Work independently in various locations as required.

Responsibilities

  • Ensure accurate, comprehensive and up‑to‑date clinical records in line with Trust guidance.
  • Produce patient‑related reports for other disciplines or agencies detailing assessment findings and treatment outcomes.
  • Follow local safeguarding and escalation policies.
  • Measure and evaluate own work through audit, outcome measurement, evidence‑based practice and research.
  • Identify and initiate audit projects to review current clinical practice.
  • Participate in data collection for audit purposes.
  • Attend clinics relevant to children’s physiotherapy management (orthotics, wheelchair assessment, orthopaedics, etc.).
  • Apply Trust and Chartered Society of Physiotherapy clinical guidelines and national standards.
  • Maintain compliance with mandatory training requirements.

Person Specification
Essential

  • Current registration with HCPC.
  • Demonstrated awareness of skills needed to supervise others.
  • Experience of supervising Band 5 physiotherapists or students.
  • Experience across a range of clinical areas as a Band 5 physiotherapist, with experience of children and young people as a student.
  • Desire to gain specialist skills in rheumatology and experience working with children and young people with rheumatological conditions.
  • Participated in service development as a Band 5 physiotherapist.

Desirable

  • Experience of working with children and young people as a Band 5 physiotherapist.
  • Post‑graduate clinical education.
  • Experience of supervising other staff or students as a Band 5 physiotherapist.
  • Experience of service development within a Children and Young People’s physiotherapy service.

Additional Information

  • This post requires a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975.
  • Applicants must have current UK professional registration.
  • Salary: £38,682 to £46,580 per annum pro‑rata.
  • Contract: Permanent. Working pattern: Part‑time 22.5 hours per week.

Job Details

  • Date posted: 31 October 2025
  • Reference number: 327‑25‑915
  • Location: Springbank Community Resource Centre, Cheltenham GL51 0LH
  • Band: 6
  • Work pattern: Part‑time

Employer

Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, Springbank Community Resource Centre, Springbank Way, Cheltenham GL51 0LH.


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