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Physiotherapist Disability Assessor

Aspect Healthcare
Newcastle upon Tyne
5 days ago
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Overview

Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England NE3. Permanent - full time or part time available (Mon-Fri). Mixture of remote and assessment centre working, offering an exceptional work-life balance. Role: Disability Assessor for Work Capability Assessments (WCA) as part of the DWP Health Assessment and Advisory Services (HAAS), working with claimants with a broad range of health conditions. Some assessments may be conducted remotely.

Responsibilities
  • Use clinical experience to assess people with diverse health conditions and understand how disability affects daily life.
  • Complete assessments in office, at home, or via telephone, video, or face-to-face.
  • Interpret medical evidence and compile findings into a comprehensive report to support DWP decision-making.
Requirements
  • Physiotherapist with HCPC registration is required (we can only accept applications from Physiotherapists for this vacancy).
  • At least 1 year of broad post-registration UK experience is essential.
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills; proactive, keen to learn and receptive to feedback; ability to work autonomously and IT competent.
Benefits
  • Generous annual leave and all bank holidays off.
  • Hybrid working with flexible patterns to champion healthy work/life balance.
  • Collaborative and dynamic working environment.
  • Fully-paid training programme; role counts toward clinical hours.
  • Great opportunities for development and progression.
About Us

Aspect Healthcare is acting on behalf of our Client as a Recruitment Agency. Aspect Healthcare is an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate based on race, religion, gender, age, sexuality, gender identification, or physical ability.


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