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Job Role: Occupational Health Specialist Physiotherapist (Band 6)Salary : Circa xc2xa344,000 - xc2xa354,000 FTE DOEJob Type : Full or part time (24h - 38h: negotiable but flexible to fit needs of the business)Location : Northeast of England, mainly Newcastle and SunderlandNO SPONSORSHIP available for this role. You must have the PERMANENT RIGHT TO WORK in the UK.Perks :Competitive salary packageFlexible working hoursProfessional development opportunitiesSupport with accreditation and trainingLeadership and career progression opportunitiesWork in diverse clinical and occupational health settingsTravel to various sites across Northeast EnglandWhy Youll Love It:This is a fantastic opportunity for specialist Occupational Health Physiotherapists to take on a role combining clinical practice and leadership. You will have the chance to lead on Clinical Governance, drive SEQOHS accreditation, and work on a varied caseload across multiple locations.All About You:Degree in PhysiotherapyMinimum 2 years of Occupational Health experienceHCPC and CSP registrationStrong clinical reasoning and decision-making skillsExperience in clinical governance and leadershipAbility to manage and develop Occupational Health servicesProficiency in IT and data managementFull UK driving license and own transportDesirable :ACPOHE registrationPrivate practice experiencePilates and acupuncture trainingNHS rotational post experienceLeadership and management experienceWhat Will You Be Doing?Clinical Responsibilities:Deliver high-quality Occupational Health Physiotherapy servicesPerform assessments, treatments, and workplace ergonomic trainingConduct workplace assessments and ergonomic consultationsMaintain accurate clinical records and contribute to auditsProvide reports and recommendations for workplace health and safetyEducate and train employees and managers on injury preventionManage Occupational Health telephone triage referralsCollaborate with HR, H&S, and other healthcare professionalsLeadership & Management:Lead on SEQOHS accreditation and clinical governanceDevelop Occupational Health standards and operational proceduresOversee training, professional development, and complianceImplement and monitor outcome measures and clinical auditsSupport recruitment and management of Occupational Health staffHandle clinical complaints and significant eventsContribute to strategic business planningWorking Hours and Environment:Full or part-time (24-38 hours, negotiable)Flexible working hours to fit business and personal needsTravel required across Newcastle and SunderlandReaching Your Potential:This role provides access to professional development opportunities, leadership training, and career progression pathways. You will play a key role in shaping the future of Occupational Health services within a well-established clinic.Submit your CV via the portal to apply. Please send your CV toWe will contact all shortlisted candidates. Please note that we retain the right to close the advert early if a suitable candidate is appointed. Employment offers are subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks. Our client promotes diversity and equal opportunity. Permanent right to work in the UK is required.

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