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LR251389 - Specialist Physiotherapist (Rotational)

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Physiotherapy Services Moray
Specialist Physiotherapist (Rotational)
Contract: Full time, temporary 11 months cover
Hours: 36 hrs per week
Location: Moray Physiotherapy Services
A vacancy has arisen for an experienced Physiotherapist to join the Moray Physiotherapy team at the Band 6 level. This is a rotational post with rotations occurring through Community, MSK, and In-Patients at Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin. There may be the option of working in Paediatrics.
- Community and Paediatric services are provided at Hospitals and in patients own homes.
- In-Patient rotations take place within the acute hospital – Dr Gray’s – in Elgin.
- MSK services are provided at several locations across the Moray area.
- There is the potential for weekend working as part of this role although that service is currently paused.
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The Physiotherapy team is fully engaged with progressing staff development through in service training.
Moray is a small area, with friendly staff where you can experience a wide range of conditions and treatments, with support to develop. The local area has a range of outdoor activities including hillwalking/climbing, skiing and watersports, as well as all the usual sports. Housing is affordable and Moray scores highly on the quality of life indices.
This is an excellent post for anyone wanting to have experience of treating a wide variety of patients and becoming involved with service changes.


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If you would like to find out more about working and living in Moray please visit this page: Moray Recruitment | Living and Working for NHS Scotland in Moray & Grampian
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