Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist
The Physiotherapist will deliver high-quality, family-centred physiotherapy services to children and young people (0–18 years) with complex needs arising from disability. The postholder will work within a Children’s Disability Network Team (CDNT) based in South City Dublin, providing physiotherapy as part of an multidisciplinary team. I will accept Staff or Senior Grade Physiotherapists.
Responsibilities of Physiotherapist
- Conduct detailed assessments and deliver physiotherapy interventions to support children with a variety of developmental, neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, and postural management needs.
- Work collaboratively with families using a family-centred, rights-based approach, embedding physiotherapy into daily routines and natural environments.
- Participate in developing and implementing Family-Centred Service Plans (FCSPs) in collaboration with other team members.
- Provide support across various settings including home, school, clinic, and community locations depending on the needs of the child and family.
- Deliver individual and group interventions and parent training programmes.
- Liaise with orthotics, equipment suppliers, and other medical professionals to support the child’s physical functioning.
- Maintain comprehensive clinical documentation in line with HSE and professional standards.
- Participate in clinical governance, team meetings, audit, and ongoing service development activities.
- Engage in regular supervision and continuous professional development (CPD) to support safe, effective, and innovative practice.
Requirements of Physiotherapist
- A recognised qualification in Physiotherapy (approved by CORU).
- Registration with the Physiotherapists Registration Board at CORU.
- For Senior Grade: A minimum of 3 years post-qualification clinical experience, including relevant experience in paediatrics or disability services.
- Experience working with children with complex physical and developmental disabilities would be desirable
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