FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Prehabilitation Clinical Exercise Physiologist role?
The primary focus is to deliver a multidisciplinary prehabilitation service aimed at reducing complications from hospital treatment and improving patients' long-term health through lifestyle changes.
What qualifications or experience are required for this position?
Candidates should be dedicated, skilled, and motivated clinicians with a breadth of experience in exercise prescription across a range of chronic health conditions.
Will the role involve collaboration with other healthcare professionals?
Yes, the post-holders will work closely with a wider multidisciplinary team, including attending a novel hepato-pancreato-biliary cancer clinic with surgeons, clinical nurse specialists, and anaesthetists.
What opportunities are available for personal and professional development?
The role offers a robust teaching and training programme, opportunities to complete Quality Improvement and Audit projects, and a supportive environment for clinician growth.
What are Barts Health's goals in terms of patient care and organizational excellence?
Barts Health aims to be a high-performing group of NHS hospitals renowned for excellence and innovation, delivering safe and compassionate care while continually improving all services for patients.
Who can I contact for more information about this job opportunity?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Emily Dore-Smith, Prehabilitation Physiotherapist, at e.dore-smith1@nhs.net.
Is there a focus on inclusivity within the workplace?
Yes, Barts Health is committed to promoting inclusion and cultivating a supportive working environment where every staff member has a sense of belonging.
What kind of environment can I expect while working in this role?
You can expect a supportive and engaging environment that prioritizes personal development, staff inclusion, and adherence to the organization's WeCare values.