Physiotherapist – CDNT
Physiotherapist – CDNT
The Physiotherapist will work as part of a multidisciplinary Children’s Disability Network Team based in Athlone, providing family-centred, evidence-based assessment and intervention to children and young people with complex developmental needs. The role focuses on supporting participation, mobility, physical development, and independence within home, school, and community environments. I will consider either a Strong Staff Grade or a Senior
Key Responsibilities of Physiotherapist – CDNT
- Provide comprehensive physiotherapy assessment and intervention for children and young people (0–18 years) with a range of disabilities including physical, developmental, and complex needs.
- Develop and implement individualised, goal-focused intervention plans in collaboration with the child, family, and multidisciplinary team.
- Deliver therapy using a variety of models including individual sessions, group programmes, consultative supports, and capacity-building approaches.
- Support the development of functional mobility, postural management, motor skills, and participation in daily activities.
- Prescribe, monitor, and review assistive equipment, orthotics, and mobility aids where appropriate.
- Provide education, advice, and training to parents, caregivers, and other professionals.
- Contribute to transition planning across services, including early years, school-age, and adolescent transitions.
- Participate in supervision, performance review, and team development activities.
Requirements of Physiotherapist – CDNT
- A recognised qualification in Physiotherapy.
- Eligibility for registration with CORU as a Physiotherapist.
- Experience working with children and young people with disabilities is desirable.
- Experience working in a multidisciplinary or community-based setting is an advantage.
- Knowledge of paediatric physiotherapy assessment and intervention approaches.
- Full driving licence and access to transport may be required depending on service needs.
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