FAQs
What is the duration of the rotational program for physiotherapists?
The rotational program spans four months across various specialities.
What specialities will I rotate through as a physiotherapist?
You will rotate through Medicine, Surgery/ITU, Orthopaedics, MSK OP (Hydro/Gym/Main Department/Hands), Stroke, and Paediatrics.
Will I receive training and support during my rotations?
Yes, you will receive regular support, supervision, and training throughout your rotations.
Is there an opportunity for professional development at Frimley Trust?
Yes, Frimley Trust offers a Multi-professional Preceptorship program and various professional and clinical skills training opportunities.
Do I need to attend a face-to-face interview?
Yes, attendance at a face-to-face interview is required for this position.
Is visa sponsorship available for this position?
No, we are unable to provide visa sponsorship for this position. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK.
What are the main responsibilities of the rotational physiotherapist?
Responsibilities include patient assessment and treatment, communication with patients, record-keeping, and participation in multidimensional team meetings.
Are there expectations for weekend working?
Yes, you may be required to work on weekends as part of the service in each clinical area, approximately once every four weeks.
What qualifications are required for this position?
You must have HPC registration and a degree or diploma in Physiotherapy.
Is there a need for previous experience in the NHS?
Prior experience in the NHS as a student or assistant is desirable but not essential.
What are the core values of Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust?
The core values are Excellence, Together, and Future.
Will I be involved in teaching and mentoring?
Yes, you will participate in the teaching, planning, and clinical supervision of junior staff and assistants.
How does Frimley Trust ensure a healthy work-life balance for staff?
Frimley Trust strives to accommodate flexible work patterns to meet the needs of staff while ensuring quality patient care.
What facilities can I expect at Frimley Trust?
Frimley Trust has recently invested in state-of-the-art facilities, including a new £100 million hospital at Heatherwood and a major new Emergency Assessment Centre at Wexham Park.
Will I need to maintain my professional development?
Yes, you are expected to maintain your clinical professional development by staying updated with research and evidence-based practices.