Physiotherapist (Paediatric, SEN School)

Physiotherapist (Paediatric, SEN School), Hackney, London You will deliver long-term physiotherapy in a school, not short-term hospital caseloads. The school is an independent, charity-run special school in London. It teaches children and young people aged 2 to 19 with a wide range of needs. Please apply if you are a Physiotherapist (Paediatric, SEN School) with experience in schools with children and young people with special needs. Benefits: Pay of £35-45 per hour (can be locum or permanent) A 6 to 12 month contract, with the chance to move into a permanent role if it suits both sides A full-time 35-hour week, shorter than the NHS 37.5 hours Term-time working, with occasional extra days in school holidays for reports or admin A close team of therapists, teachers and support staff Work based on site in Hackney, so check your commute before you applyWhat you will do - Physiotherapist (Paediatric, SEN School) Assess children and young people with physical, developmental and learning needs. Write and review individual treatment plans focused on mobility, posture, motor skills and taking part in school life. Deliver therapy in classrooms, therapy rooms and other school spaces, and build your goals into the wider school programme. Train teachers, support staff and families in handling, positioning and equipment use. Work with speech and language therapists, teachers and other specialists, and write clear records and review reports.What you bring A degree in Physiotherapy (or equivalent) and full professional registration, such as HCPC. 2 to 3 years of experience after qualifying. Substantial experience with children and young people with special educational needs, in a school or similar setting. Hospital orthopaedic work alone is not enough. Experience working in a multi-disciplinary team, and the ability to make your own clinical decisions. xjnqpsq Commitment to stay for at least one academic year, so pupils get continuity of care.Benefits: Pay of £35-45 per hour (can be locum or permanent) A 6 to 12 month contract, with the chance to move into a permanent role if it suits both sides A full-time 35-hour week, shorter than the NHS 37.5 hours Term-time working, with occasional extra days in school holidays for reports or admin A close team of therapists, teachers and support staff Work based on site in Hackney, so check your commute before you applyApply through this job board, or contact us for a confidential conversation about the role