Physiotherapist MSK - Work in Bermuda - Glasgow - Sanctuary Personal

Sanctuary Personnel Ltd
Glasgow
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Physiotherapist – MSK Location: Bermuda Salary: $99,830 per annum (approximately £74,000) Contract: Full Time


An excellent opportunity is available for an experienced MSK Physiotherapist looking to relocate to Bermuda and work within a high-quality hospital setting. This role is based at a modern acute hospital that delivers a wide range of services and is known for its strong clinical standards, professional development focus, and supportive multidisciplinary environment.


Why work here and in Bermuda? You’ll be joining a well-established healthcare organisation committed to service excellence, education, and clinical leadership. Staff benefit from exposure to diverse caseloads, collaborative team working, and opportunities to broaden their clinical experience. Outside of work, Bermuda offers a unique lifestyle with year-round sunshine, beautiful beaches, a strong expat community, and a high standard of living, making it an attractive destination for professionals seeking both career progression and lifestyle change.


The Role

The postholder will be responsible for evaluating, planning, directing, and delivering physiotherapy programmes following referral from a physician. The aim is to support patients in resuming their previous life roles, either fully or in an adapted capacity.


Key Responsibilities

  • Meeting departmental productivity standards for direct patient contact and associated duties
  • Completing comprehensive assessments for inpatients and outpatients using objective clinical measures
  • Developing and delivering treatment plans based on realistic, patient-centred goals
  • Delivering appropriate therapeutic interventions
  • Supervising and delegating treatment plans to aides, assistants, and students where appropriate
  • Monitoring treatment outcomes and communicating patient progress to relevant clinicians and physicians
  • Maintaining accurate patient records using electronic medical systems
  • Preparing clinical reports as required

Essential Qualifications and Experience

  • Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from an accredited university
  • Relevant professional certification in the country of training
  • 1–2 years’ post-graduate experience, ideally within a hospital or similar clinical environment
  • Eligibility for registration with the Council for Allied Health Professions (CAHP) in Bermuda
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team

Working Pattern

  • Full-time position
  • Allied Health Services operates a six-day rota, including evenings, weekends, and public holidays
  • Relocation support and further details can be discussed during the application process. This is an excellent opportunity for UK-based physiotherapists seeking international experience in a highly regarded healthcare environment.


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