Highly Specialist Children’s Physiotherapist

Highly Specialist Children’s Physiotherapist

Join us for an exciting full-time opportunity as a Band 7 Highly Specialist Children’s Physiotherapist in the vibrant city of Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. This role offers up to £31 per hour for a three-month contract beginning as soon as possible and ending on 8th November 2026. You will be engaging with the community through both hospital and community-based paediatric services, enhancing your career with this rewarding experience.

Perks and benefits: Experience the flexibility and diversity of locum work with the opportunity to enhance your skills across varied settings. Enjoy the autonomy to manage your workload while gaining exposure to different healthcare environments. Earn a competitive pay rate that reflects your expertise and dedication. Benefit from strong support and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams dedicated to patient-centred care. Enjoy living in Milton Keynes, a city known for its modern architecture, beautiful parks, and fantastic transport links, providing the perfect work-life balance.

What you will do:

• Manage the paediatric inpatient ward caseload and deliver comprehensive assessments and treatments for children and young people.
• Handle a neurodisability outpatient caseload, conduct CPIP assessments, and develop and review physiotherapy programmes.
• Order, review, and monitor specialist equipment, complete annual reviews for EHCPs, and contribute to EHCP assessments and recommendations.
• Liaise with families, carers, education providers, and work collaboratively with the wider multidisciplinary team.
• Maintain accurate clinical records and reports, ensuring a high standard of patient care.

Requirements:

• To excel in this role, be a HCPC registered Physiotherapist with specialist experience in children’s physiotherapy, paediatric ward, and neurodisability conditions.
• Conducting complex paediatric assessments, CPIP assessments, and developing and reviewing treatment programmes are vital.
• A full UK driving licence and access to a car are required.
• Excellent communication and report-writing skills are essential.
• Community paediatric physiotherapy experience and familiarity with neurodevelopmental conditions are desirable.

Living and working in Milton Keynes means you will be surrounded by a mix of green spaces and urban charm. Known for its cultural attractions, shopping centres, and vibrant community spirit, Milton Keynes offers an exceptional quality of life and is a welcoming place to call home. Be part of our dynamic team and make a remarkable difference in the lives of young people.