FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the MSK Physiotherapist in this role?
The primary responsibilities include assessing and treating generalised musculoskeletal conditions, managing an individual caseload, delivering specialized treatment programs, and contributing to the 7-day roster.
What qualifications are required for this Band 6 Physiotherapist position?
Candidates should have a relevant physiotherapy degree and be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy is preferred.
What kind of support and development opportunities does the Trust provide for its physiotherapists?
The Trust offers 1:1 supervision, regular training, peer review, journal clubs, protected CPD time, and access to advice and support from MSK team leads and clinical specialist physiotherapists.
Is there an opportunity for external training and courses?
Yes, there is an opportunity to apply for external courses and training to further enhance your professional development.
What is the work environment like at Grantham Hospital?
Grantham Hospital is part of one of the largest acute hospital trusts in England, located in the beautiful county of Lincolnshire, and it focuses on providing high-quality patient care and supporting the wellbeing of its staff.
How will my performance be evaluated in this role?
Performance will be evaluated based on the quality of care provided to patients, adherence to professional standards, contributions to team objectives, and participation in ongoing professional development.
Can I contact someone for more information about the position?
Yes, you can contact Helen Morris, the Clinical Team Lead, at helen.morris@ulh.nhs.uk or by telephone at 01476 464253. You can also reach out to Steph Makin, Aqua Therapy Physiotherapist, at stephanie.makin@ulh.nhs.uk for further inquiries.
What is the Trust's vision and commitment towards patient care?
The Trust aims for "Outstanding Care Personally Delivered" and is focused on improving the quality of healthcare services while supporting staff in achieving this vision.
Does the Trust have a good rating for care quality?
Yes, the latest CQC report improved the Trust's ratings for being effective and well-led from ‘Requires Improvement’ to ‘Good’, and the caring rating remains at ‘Good’.
Are there any opportunities to provide classes as part of the role?
Yes, the position involves providing classes as needed within the Musculoskeletal Outpatient service at Grantham Hospital.