FAQs
What is the role of a Physiotherapy Clinical Support Worker?
The Physiotherapy Clinical Support Worker supports qualified Physiotherapy staff by implementing and undertaking designated patient assessment and treatment programmes, documenting and evaluating interventions, and assisting with non-clinical tasks as part of a well-established therapy team.
Is previous experience required for this position?
Previous experience working as a physiotherapy assistant is desirable but not strictly required.
What type of patients will I be working with?
You will primarily work with older people and neurological patients in the inpatient Medicine for Older People service.
Are flexible working options available?
Yes, the position offers flexible and agile working opportunities in line with NHS benefits.
Will I need to work weekends?
Yes, the position involves weekend working as part of the therapy weekend service.
What kind of training and development opportunities does the Trust offer?
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust offers learning and development opportunities to support your career progression.
How does the Trust promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
The Trust is committed to promoting inclusion, valuing differences, and ensuring that all colleagues feel they belong, encouraging applicants from diverse backgrounds.
What are the core values of Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust?
The core values are to collaborate, aspire, respect, and enable, which guide the team's mission to provide personal and compassionate care.
How can I find more information or arrange an informal visit regarding the role?
You can contact Katherine Stagg, the Clinical Specialist, via email at katherine.stagg@nhs.net for further details or to arrange an informal visit.
What benefits does the Trust offer its employees?
The Trust offers generous annual leave entitlement, pension schemes, access to NHS discount schemes, and a range of health and wellbeing services to promote a healthy workforce.