BlueRose Healthcare Ltd
Associate Physiotherapist

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We're Growing Our Team at BlueRose Healthcare
At BlueRose Healthcare, we believe that if it matters to the patient, it matters to us.
As demand for our services continues to grow, we're looking for experienced and compassionate mobile Physiotherapists to join us as Self-Employed Associate Physiotherapists across Nottinghamshire.
We're seeking clinicians who are passionate about delivering high-quality, patient-centred care and helping people recover, regain confidence, improve mobility, and live more independently.
Why join BlueRose Healthcare?
- Flexible working arrangements
- Choose when and where you work
- Accept referrals that suit your availability
- Grow your private caseload
- Administrative and business support provided
- Bonus paid for new business obtained and positive reviews published
- Diverse caseload including rehabilitation, MSK, respiratory physiotherapy, falls prevention, strength & balance
Whether you're looking to build your private practice, supplement your existing role, or simply gain greater flexibility in your working life, we'd love to hear from you.
If you're passionate about making a real difference to people's lives and delivering exceptional physiotherapy care, get in touch today.
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The Associate Physiotherapist is a flexible role primarily delivering our home-based services in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, with potential for clinic-based work too.
Responsibilities
- Assessing patients with age-related, respiratory, post-operative, and musculoskeletal conditions
- Developing and implementing individualized treatment plans
- Delivering evidence-based physiotherapy interventions
- Monitoring patient progress
- Updating documentation
- Collaborating with senior physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals to ensure continuity of care
- Educating patients and caregivers on exercise programs, falls prevention strategies, and self-management techniques, while promoting safety and comfort in all settings
- Scheduling follow-up appointments
- Maintaining accurate clinical records
- Contributing to service quality improvement
Qualifications
- Professional physiotherapy qualification (e.g., BSc or MSc in Physiotherapy) and current registration with the relevant professional body (such as HCPC or equivalent)
- Minimum three years in a community-facing role as a clinical physiotherapist, ideally within the NHS
- Clinical skills in assessment and treatment of falls risk, mobility and stability issues, and musculoskeletal complaints
- Experience or strong interest in respiratory physiotherapy, including COPD management, breathlessness, and pulmonary rehabilitation techniques
- Competence in post-operative rehabilitation, particularly knee and hip replacements, and other orthopaedic procedures
- Ability to provide person-centered care, including home-based visits, with strong empathy, active listening, and respectful communication
- Sound clinical reasoning, record-keeping, and documentation skills, with attention to confidentiality and regulatory standards
- Effective teamwork and collaboration skills, with the ability to coordinate care with senior clinicians, GPs, and community services
- Strong time management and organizational skills to manage caseloads across clinic and home settings
- Comfort working with older adults and individuals with complex long-term conditions; prior community or geriatric experience is an advantage
- Valid driver’s license and access to transport for home visits in Nottingham and East Nottinghamshire with the ability to load and unload necessary therapy and other equipment
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