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LR228312 Healthcare Support Worker-Physiotherapy

NHS Scotland
Aberdeen
3 days ago
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LR228312 Healthcare Support Worker - Physiotherapy

Band 3 – 13 hours per week (weekdays, with expectation of occasional weekend and public holiday coverage). The role is within the Anchor unit (Oncology and Haematology) at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, NHS Grampian.


Responsibilities

  • Support physiotherapy staff with daily treatments and assessments.
  • Assist with moving, handling, and rehabilitation of complex patients, including those with terminal diagnoses.
  • Provide patient interaction, administrative duties, cleaning duties, and communicate with families and the multidisciplinary team.
  • Occasionally support physiotherapy staff in other areas of the hospital.
  • Engage in on‑call training as required to develop new skills.

Training & Development

Training will be provided based on prior experience, with potential to increase hours in the future.


Contact

Wendy Bloom – Senior Physiotherapist, Anchor ()


Alex MacKenzie – Lead Physiotherapist (01224 554678; )


Equality and Diversity

NHS Scotland is committed to encouraging a diverse workforce and eliminating unlawful discrimination. We are a disability‑confident employer and will make adjustments during the recruitment process if needed.


How to Apply

Apply via Jobtrain (application process at https://www.careers.nhs.scot/how-to-apply).


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