Senior Physiotherapist - Heart and Lung Transplant
Senior Physiotherapist - Heart and Lung Transplant
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22-08-2025
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Job Description
The job purpose is to:
- To manage organise and co-ordinate the physiotherapy service of the National Heart & Lung Transplant service.
- To work closely and collaboratively with other transplant team members to further develop the service.
- To provide physiotherapy leadership within the multi-disciplinary team and within the Physiotherapy Department.
- To work in an advisory capacity and as a central resource to therapy medical directorates regional or national agencies as required.
- To be an integral members of the transplant team and to establish close collaborative working relationships with key stakeholders.
- To undertake and facilitate relevant research in the clinical area in line with hospital policies and to present and publish research outcomes.
- To provide service in accordance with the mission values and strategic plan of the MMUH.
- To map future physiotherapy service developments for patients in the transplant service.
- Implementation of the Cystic Fibrosis and Lung Transplantation in Adults Model of Care from consideration for lung transplantation through to post transplantation care.
Informal enquiries can be made to: Eoghan Fitzsimons Physiotherapy Operations Manager
Required Experience:
Senior IC
Employment Type
Full-Time
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