Position: Physiotherapist – AHP Level 3
Division: Health Services
Responsible To: General Manager
Function
As part of a multidisciplinary team, provide specialist Physiotherapy services and caseload management to clients.
Primary Tasks
- Provide Physiotherapy assessment and management of clients with special needs, including work of a novel or complex nature.
- Conduct assessment and diagnosis and implement and review intervention plans in collaboration with families and caregivers, and other members of the team.
- Provide consultancy and education to families and carers and other professionals in areas relevant to client management.
- Review individual client management on a regular basis.
- Select and utilize appropriate service delivery methods and review regularly.
- Maintain comprehensive and reliable reporting procedures.
- Communicate and collaborate effectively with allied health, medical and related professionals on an ongoing basis, to maximize optimal family and client outcomes within available human, physical and financial resources.
- Assist in data collection and utilize appropriate and approved findings.
- Promote role, development, and provision of physiotherapy within work area.
- Provide information and community education in consultation with appropriate organizations, services, and communities.
- Participate in the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of continuous quality improvement in the service area.
- Participate in planning and evaluation of service delivery issues affecting function of Physiotherapy services within area of specialization.
- Participate in and contribute to staff development in service training, meetings as appropriate, and student teaching / fieldwork placements.
Qualifications/ Requirements
- Registered or registerable to practice as a physiotherapist in Tasmania.
- Extensive general physiotherapy experience.
- Extensive relevant post graduate experience and / or post graduate qualification or evidence of specialization in physiotherapy clinical practice.