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Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist – Pelvic Health

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Location: Birmingham & Sandwell
Contract Type: Permanent
Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience
About The Role
We are seeking an experienced Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist with advanced expertise in Pelvic Health to join a growing Community Gynaecology service.
This is an exciting opportunity for an autonomous clinician to provide specialist assessment and treatment for patients with complex pelvic health and urogynaecological conditions. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team alongside Consultants, GPwERs, Specialist Nurses and the Clinical Lead, you'll play a key role in delivering high-quality patient care while contributing to service development, education and clinical innovation.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver advanced assessment and treatment for patients with complex pelvic health conditions
- Manage patients presenting with urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain and bowel dysfunction
- Perform specialist internal (vaginal and anorectal) pelvic health assessments where appropriate
- Develop personalised evidence-based treatment and rehabilitation programmes
- Deliver pelvic floor rehabilitation, bladder retraining and supported self-management programmes
- Work closely with the multidisciplinary team to coordinate patient care
- Attend and contribute to MDT meetings
- Fit and manage vaginal pessaries within scope of practice
- Support service development, clinical governance, audit and research initiatives
- Supervise, mentor and educate junior colleagues and students
- Maintain accurate clinical records and ensure compliance with professional standards
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What We're Looking For
Essential
- Degree in Physiotherapy
- Current HCPC Registration
- Master's level education in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (or equivalent advanced experience)
- Significant post-qualification experience in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy
- Expertise in managing urogynaecological conditions including urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain and bowel dysfunction
- Competence in undertaking internal pelvic health examinations
- Excellent clinical reasoning and autonomous decision-making skills
- Strong communication and multidisciplinary team working skills
- Full UK driving licence with the ability to travel between clinic locations


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Desirable
- Membership of specialist professional bodies (POGP, BSUG or ICS)
- Experience working within a Community Gynaecology service
- Experience leading service development and quality improvement initiatives
- Experience in clinical audit, research and education
- Experience supervising physiotherapists, nurses or students
What's on Offer
- Competitive salary dependent on experience
- Opportunity to work within an expanding Community Gynaecology service
- Highly autonomous specialist role
- Supportive multidisciplinary team environment
- Ongoing CPD and specialist training opportunities
- Opportunities to contribute to research, audit and service development
- Leadership, mentoring and teaching opportunities
- Excellent career progression within specialist pelvic health services
If you're an experienced Pelvic Health Physiotherapist looking to take the next step in your career within a progressive and patient-focused Community Gynaecology service, we'd love to hear from you.
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