Rotational Band 5 Physiotherapist

Vision Data Recovery
Lincoln
2 days ago
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Overview

Are You a Newly Qualified Or Existing Band 5 Physiotherapist Wanting To Gain Experience Of Community Working. Within LCHS We Offer An Exciting Opportunity For a B5 Physio To Join Our Team Of Rotational Physiotherapists Who Are Currently Working In Our Wide Range Of Services.


Rotations and Services

  • Adult Therapy and Transitional Care
  • Community Hospitals
  • Lincolnshire Stroke Service
  • Cardiac Rehabilitation
  • Pulmonary Rehabilitation
  • MSK outpatients
  • Discharge to Assess

Services are county wide across Lincolnshire and base dependant upon each rotation. The first rotation for these 2 posts will likely sit within Adult community therapy. Our staff see people in their own homes, care homes, community rehab wards and clinics, working with individuals to support them to be the best they can be; following the Home First principles and providing care closer to home.


What We Offer

LCHS is committed to developing our staff with their training and learning and offer a wide range of opportunities to enhance your skills. If you are a newly qualified physiotherapist, we offer a robust preceptorship programme which is approached within an MDT setting. With a strong leadership structure to support your employment within LCHS, you will have mentorship, regular supervision and guidance and peer support available to you. If you are interested in joining our rotations please Apply now!


Role and Responsibilities

  • The teams offer specialist holistic therapy assessments and intervention with the aim of maximising function and independence, reducing the need for care services, and supporting the ethos of physiotherapy.
  • Care planning and patient-centred goal setting as part of the person’s journey, with integration with social care teams, nursing teams, and other stakeholders.
  • Proactive approach with emphasis on self-management of conditions and empowering people to live well for longer.
  • Assess people with a wide variety of conditions such as post-surgery and post-stroke rehabilitation, falls and frailty, and deteriorating long-term conditions (e.g., Parkinson\'s Disease and COPD) on rotations.
  • Travel around the county on some rotations.

Qualifications and Requirements

  • Band 5 Physiotherapist (newly qualified or existing).
  • Eligible to practice within the NHS framework and able to work across community settings.

Additional Information

  • Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust is in the top 25 per cent of all community trusts for overall staff engagement in the 2021 NHS National Staff Survey.
  • We are committed to equality of opportunity and to being fair and inclusive, encouraging applications from candidates who are underrepresented in our workforce.
  • Flexible working opportunities such as part-time working, compressed hours, job shares, and hybrid working models can be arranged to balance personal and service needs.
  • We offer an earn while you learn apprenticeship programme and a Learning and Development page for more information.
  • Please see the attached Job Description for a detailed outline of the main duties and responsibilities of this position.

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