NHS Tayside
Rotational Occupational Therapist, Band 5, Occupational Therapy, Ninewells Hospital

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Dundee Health and Social Care Partnership
Ninewells Hospital / Royal Victoria Hospital, Dundee
Occupational Therapist
Rotational Band 5 (x2 posts)
There is an exciting opportunity for a Band 5 Occupational Therapist to work as a permanent member of staff on our comprehensive rotation programme within Dundee HSCP Occupational Therapy Service.
This Rotation Provides Opportunities To Work In
- Amputee Therapy
- Acute Medical Service
- Acute Stroke
- Orthopaedics
- Medicine for Elderly
- Stroke / neuro rehabilitation
We are looking for individuals who will provide occupational therapy assessment, treatment, discharge planning and onward referral, facilitating high quality treatment with the interdisciplinary team working in partnership with all agencies providing care and support for these patient groups. This is an ideal position for a Band 5 wishing to gain experience in a variety of clinical areas. As a Band 5 OT, you will be fully supported by senior staff with learning opportunities with the chance to assist in the development of the service within your team as well as supporting change and development within the wider OT department.
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In line with the evidence base and the strategic direction of NHS Tayside, the Allied Health Professions will be moving towards 7 day working. This is for improved patient outcomes and to maximise a person-centred equitable approach to care. Therefore, all new contracts will be for a 5 out of 7 days service rota to enable the service to be ready to move to a safe and effective 7 day service.
For this post, you can expect to be fully supported through our established system of personal development planning and training programmes. We have a strong commitment to MDT working, clinical governance, CPD and evidence-based practice. We fully support undergraduate OT training programmes and regularly accept students on practice placements from Scottish and International Universities. Applicants will be HCPC registered.
Informal Enquiries To
Jennifer Massie or Joanna Gray, Clinical Leads, Tel: 01382 632628 email: jennifer.massie@nhs.scot or
Hours of work are: 36 per week.
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