Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) NHS Trust
Highly Specialist Physiotherapist – Shoulder & Upper Limb Team

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Specialist Post Opportunity
This specialist post offers a 1-year opportunity to further develop your highly advanced clinical and leadership skills within the Shoulder and Elbow Unit at RNOH. It is a unique opportunity, supported by an experienced multidisciplinary team, including specialist surgeons and an internationally recognised Consultant Physiotherapist in the field of shoulder instability and rehabilitation.
Part-Time Post
- We are offering up to 30 hours, predominantly based at our Stanmore site.
- Hours may be worked over 3-5 days according to the needs of the candidate and the service, offering plenty of flexibility.
Role Responsibilities
- Assessing and treating patients in both an outpatient setting and those undertaking intensive, complex inpatient rehabilitation.
- Supporting the evaluation of patient and service outcomes.
- Active participation in quality improvement and service development.
- Training and development of other staff.
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Research Opportunities
- The Shoulder & Elbow Unit has a strong research foundation and the opportunity to actively participate in clinical research may be available during the year.
About RNOH
- The RNOH is a national centre of excellence and the leading orthopaedic hospital in the UK with an international reputation for diagnosis, assessment and treatment of neuro-musculoskeletal conditions. This ranges from acute spinal cord injury, bone tumour and complex joint reconstruction to orthopaedic and specialist rehabilitation.
- The Shoulder and Elbow Unit at the RNOH aims to deliver world-class, specialist surgical care and rehabilitation. It is one of the largest Shoulder and Elbow Units in the country and a leader in the management and treatment of complex shoulder instability.


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Team Culture
- We pride ourselves in being a supportive, friendly team who enjoys sharing knowledge and developing clinicians, whilst caring for workforce well-being and having fun!
Contact Information
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Tania Douglas
- Job title: Clinical Physiotherapy Specialist & Team Lead
- Email address: Tania.douglas@nhs.net
- Telephone number: 0208 909 5310
Additional Contact:
- Dan Fielder (Head of Therapies) - daniel.fielder@nhs.net
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