Staff Grade Physiotherapist
Job Summary
We are currently hiring a Staff Grade Physiotherapist to join a leading hospital in South Dublin Ireland.
- Deliver a high-quality patient-centred physiotherapy service based on comprehensive assessment of individual patient needs.
- Assess plan implement and evaluate physiotherapy interventions in accordance with evidence-based practice and professional standards.
- Maintain and continuously improve service quality through the development and implementation of best-practice operational procedures.
- Keep up to date with advances in physiotherapy practice clinical skills and healthcare technologies to ensure ongoing professional competence.
- Foster effective multidisciplinary collaboration and maintain positive working relationships with medical nursing and allied health professionals.
- Actively participate in and contribute to in-service education staff training programmes continuing professional development and research initiatives.
- Maintain accurate clinical records reports statistics and incident documentation in line with legal professional and organisational requirements.
- Support the review development and updating of Physiotherapy Cardiorespiratory and Orthopaedic service policies protocols and clinical guidelines.
- Participate in the on-call standby and weekend rotas as required to ensure the effective delivery of physiotherapy services.
- Demonstrate professionalism reliability and punctuality while promoting the professional growth and development of colleagues through mentorship self-learning and training opportunities.
- Hold a recognised Degree in Physiotherapy or an equivalent qualification and maintain membership with the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists.
- Possess at least one year of clinical experience in an acute hospital setting which is considered desirable.
- Conduct comprehensive patient assessments including subjective evaluations and identification of individual patient needs and treatment goals.
- Demonstrate sound clinical reasoning skills to select and implement appropriate physiotherapy interventions.
- Recognise professional limitations and seek guidance supervision or consultation from senior clinicians when required.
- Adhere to departmental assessment frameworks clinical guidelines and evidence-based practice standards.
- Utilise relevant literature assessment tools and professional resources to support clinical decision-making and continuous learning.
- Maintain accurate timely and comprehensive clinical documentation in accordance with departmental and organisational protocols.
- Record patient data clinical outcomes and service activity statistics accurately using electronic systems and medical records.
- Apply post-operative protocols appropriately prepare timely progress reports and collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal patient care.
Fully funded private health insurance
Competitive salary package
Employer-funded pension contributions
Comprehensive relocation support
Subsidised parking facilities
Access to educational grants
Ongoing continuous professional development opportunities
Required Skills:
Hold a recognised Degree in Physiotherapy or an equivalent qualification and maintain membership with the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists. Possess at least one year of clinical experience in an acute hospital setting which is considered desirable. Conduct comprehensive patient assessments including subjective evaluations and identification of individual patient needs and treatment goals. Demonstrate sound clinical reasoning skills to select and implement appropriate physiotherapy interventions. Recognise professional limitations and seek guidance supervision or consultation from senior clinicians when required. Adhere to departmental assessment frameworks clinical guidelines and evidence-based practice standards. Utilise relevant literature assessment tools and professional resources to support clinical decision-making and continuous learning. Maintain accurate timely and comprehensive clinical documentation in accordance with departmental and organisational protocols. Record patient data clinical outcomes and service activity statistics accurately using electronic systems and medical records. Apply post-operative protocols appropriately prepare timely progress reports and collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal patient care.