Physiotherapist – Physiotheraphy
Job Description
A physiotherapist leads clinical and academic physiotherapy efforts. They manage patient rehabilitation protocols, lecture in undergraduate/postgraduate programs, and mentor students. They design curricula, conduct research, and maintain high quality teaching standards. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, supervise junior staff, and ensure evidence-based practice. They also oversee administrative duties, evaluate student performance, and contribute to the growth of the physiotherapy department.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver advanced physiotherapy treatments and mentor junior therapists effectively.
- Develop and deliver lectures for physiotherapy students at university level.
- Design and update curriculum incorporating latest evidence-based physiotherapy practices.
- Supervise student clinical placements and guide their professional development.
- Conduct and publish research in physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and related fields.
- Evaluate and examine student performance through assessments and practical exams.
- Collaborate with other health-care departments in planning interdisciplinary treatments.
- Manage departmental administrative tasks, scheduling, and quality assurance protocols.
Skill & Experience
- Expertise in physiotherapy techniques, rehabilitation, and advanced manual therapy.
- Strong academic background, ideally with a master’s or PhD in physiotherapy.
- Excellent communication skills for teaching and mentoring physiotherapy students.
- Research skills: able to design, execute, and publish physiotherapy studies.
- Leadership capabilities to manage both clinical team and academic responsibilities.
- Organisational skills to coordinate classes, clinics, and departmental administration
Note: Salary is disbursed in the local currency of the country of employment.
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