A Physiotherapist is responsible for helping clients restore mobility, function and independence through detailed assessments of problems, individualised treatments and manual therapy.
S / He works in a multidisciplinary team to ensure a high standard of clinical practice and professional conduct in all areas of client care.
S / He organises and distributes the caseloads, supervises students, and coaches junior / support care staff.
S / He should have initiative and be sensitive to the needs of her / his clients.
S / He may also work as part of a collaborative, interdisciplinary team which may include teachers, training officers, psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists and speech therapists.
Responsibilities
Conduct client assessment and therapy planning
Perform therapy interventions and client education
Manage risk and quality
Perform clinical administration and operations
Participate in continuing education and research activities
Qualifications
Diploma or Degree in Physiotherapy from an institution recognised by the Allied Health Professions Council
Other Information
Experience working with persons with autism, intellectual and / or developmental disabilities is preferred
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Physiotherapist • Queenstown, New Zealand