NHS Scotland
Specialist Physiotherapist B6
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Specialist Physiotherapist B6
Community Paediatric Physiotherapist (Band 6) – Part-Time & Fixed-Term Role
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC)
About the Organisation
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is one of the largest healthcare systems in the United Kingdom, employing approximately 40,000 staff across clinical and non-clinical roles. We deliver a comprehensive range of services—acute hospital care, primary care, community care, and mental health services—serving a population of over 1.15 million people. Our mission is to deliver high-quality, child-centred care while fostering a culture of continuous learning, collaboration, and service innovation.
The Role
An exciting fixed-term, part-time (0.4 WTE) opportunity has arisen for a motivated Band 6 Community Paediatric Physiotherapist to join our North East Glasgow City HSCP (Health and Social Care Partnership). Based at the Bridgeton Child Development Centre, this role offers the chance to work within a multidisciplinary team committed to improving the lives of children and young people with complex needs.
As the practitioner, you will:
- Provide advanced assessment, treatment, and management of children and young people with developmental, neurological, and physical conditions.
- Work independently and collaboratively across clinics, homes, and schools to ensure person-centred care.
- Benefit from mentoring, training, and professional development, ensuring continuous growth.
- Contribute to service improvement, quality initiatives, and evidence-based practice.
This is a rewarding role where your skills and expertise will make a real difference to children and families.
Duration & Location
- Position: Part-time, fixed-term (12 months)
- Base Location: Bridgeton Child Development Centre, Glasgow
- Shift Pattern: Monday to Friday
- Note: Salary is pro-rata for part-time working hours.
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Key Responsibilities
Clinical Practice:
- Deliver specialised assessment, treatment, and management for children with complex developmental, neurological, and physical conditions.
- Manage and prioritise a clinical caseload, ensuring safe, effective, and person-centred care.
- Work autonomously and collaboratively within multidisciplinary settings, including clinics, schools, and children’s homes.
Professional Support & Development:
- Provide education, advice, and support to families, carers, educators, and other professionals.
- Contribute to service development, quality improvement, and evidence-based practice.
- Supervise and support junior staff, students, and support workers.
- Maintain accurate clinical records and participate in audit, evaluation, and clinical governance.
Requirements
To succeed in this role, you must have:
Essential Criteria:
- A Degree or Diploma in Physiotherapy with current HCPC registration.
- Relevant post-registration experience working with children and young people in a paediatric setting.
- Evidence of working towards a Master’s level postgraduate qualification (e.g. MSc Physiotherapy, MBChB).
- Advanced knowledge of paediatric conditions, developmental stages, anatomy/physiology, and evidence-based interventions.
- Strong communication, organisational, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage effectively with children, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
- Self-sufficiency to work independently and manage competing clinical priorities in a dynamic environment.
- Full UK driving licence with access to a car (essential for community visits).
- Proficiency in digital literacy for recordkeeping and service delivery.
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What We Offer
Supportive Employer Policies:
We provide a wide range of supportive policies to enhance your employee experience, including:
- A comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme (EAP).
- Cycle to Work Scheme (bicycle or e-bike financial support).
- Bursary scheme for professional development.
- Extensive learning and development opportunities.
NHS Scotland Benefits:
As an NHS Scotland employee, you are entitled to:
- At least 27 days annual leave, increasing with tenure, plus public holidays.
- NHS Pension Scheme (including life insurance benefits).
- Salary Sacrifice Car Benefit Scheme (tax-efficient car loans for NHS staff).
- Enhanced pay for working public holidays.
- NHS discounts on a range of goods and services.
- Free NHS staff counselling and psychological therapies.
- Access to study bursaries, e-learning resources, and classroom-based courses.
How to Apply
We encourage early applications, as this post may close early due to high demand.
Interested in Discussing the Role?
For an informal conversation, contact:
Cecelia McKenna Team Lead Physiotherapist 📧 Celia.mckenna@nhs.scot 📞 07815 717740
Flexible Working & Equality & Diversity
NHSGGC recognises the importance of work-life balance and is committed to:
- Flexible working discussions where applicable.
- Promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion, ensuring all applicants are welcome.
- Supporting the Armed Forces Covenant, valuing military experience and skill transfer.
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