Flexible part time work available in busy clinic

Self Employed (Split Share Basis)

2-3 weekdays/half days

Saturday and/or evening shifts available.

Candidate needs have/ be:

• HCPC Registered

• POGP member

• Have evidence of relevant postgraduate training and experience in pelvic health clinical setting.

• Have a level of English language competency and communication skills, necessary to perform the role safely and effectively

• Be highly motivated

• Evidence of personal and clinical development

• Good reporting skills - treatment notes, exercise programs and professional letters

• Team player

• Experience in men's health desirable

• Trauma informed practice desirable

• Manage an independent caseload of pelvic health clients in a private clinic dedicated to pelvic health, with a large percentage of pregnancy and postnatal clients.

• Ability to work within the policies and procedures within the Pelvic Academy.

• Maintain patient documentation records and statistical information to reflect the care provided and meet professional, clinic and legal standards.

• Actively participate in relevant peer and staff group meetings and contribute to providing information to blog for marketing the clinic to patients.

• Candidate must be competent to undertake a specialised physiotherapy urogynaecological and musculo-skeletal assessment of patients including those with complex presentations (such as continence problems, pelvic floor dysfunctions, pelvic organ prolapse, post-operative gynaecological and urological conditions, and obstetric patients) and from this assessment formulate a treatment plan and carry out this treatment as an autonomous practitioner.

• The Pelvic Academy is a growing and expanding clinic, dedicated to pelvic health based in the heart of North London with easy access to Finsbury park, Upper Holloway and Archway stations with a supportive environment

• Portable real time ultrasound available and pessary fitting service with training/mentoring available.

  Further Professional:

• Maintain legally required registration under Health and Care Professions Council requirements

• Maintain CSP and POGP standards of good practice

• Adhere to CSP rules of professional conduct