Hands That Heal
Full or Part Time HCPC Physiotherapist

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Company Description
Hands That Heal operates physiotherapy and wellbeing clinics near York and Hull, serving a broad range of clients across East Yorkshire. From centres in Pocklington and South Cave, the team supports individuals of all ages in improving mobility, managing pain, and enhancing overall wellbeing. The clinics focus on personalised, evidence-based care that helps people live the life they deserve. Team members work in a supportive environment with opportunities to build strong client relationships and deliver high-quality physiotherapy services to the local community.
Role Description
The HCPC Physiotherapist will provide in-person physiotherapy assessment and treatment to clients at our clinics in Pocklington and South Cave, East Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. This full-time on-site role includes conducting detailed clinical assessments, developing individualised treatment plans, and delivering manual therapy, exercise-based rehabilitation, and advice on self-management. Daily tasks involve maintaining accurate clinical records, monitoring client progress, and collaborating with colleagues to ensure continuity of care and high clinical standards. The physiotherapist will also contribute to service development, participate in continuing professional development activities, and support a positive, client-centered environment within the clinics.
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- Registered Physiotherapist with current HCPC registration and a recognised degree in Physiotherapy.
- Demonstrated clinical skills in musculoskeletal assessment, manual therapy, and exercise prescription.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with clients of all ages.
- Organisational and time-management abilities to handle a varied caseload and maintain accurate documentation.
- Commitment to evidence-based practice, ongoing professional development, and working within clinical governance frameworks.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team in an on-site clinical setting.
- Previous experience in private practice or community physiotherapy in the United Kingdom is advantageous.
- Flexibility to work full time, with potential to consider part-time arrangements depending on service needs.
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