Laura Ashley Dodd

August 6, 2017, 3:44 pm

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Laura Ashley Dodd
Enthusiastic physiotherapist with background in sport science and medicine. Excellent interpersonal skills and proficiency in patient assessment, time management and treatment design. Uses previous degrees to become a comprehensive practitioner that is adaptable to any environment, communicating effectively to maximise rehabilitation and to ensure individuals’ understanding of issues that influence recovery. Keen team player, deeply committed to delivering quality care and achieving superior patient outcomes as a member of a multidisciplinary case-management team. I completed a Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Cumbria in 2011. My academic qualifications include a further Masters in Sport and Exercise Medicine and a BSc in Sport, Health & Exercise Science. I have had the opportunity to work for rugby league and union clubs in different aspects of rehabilitation and exercise prescription; currently working for professional rugby clubs in the Cumbria area. I am trained and certified with the RFL and have completed the Immediate Medical Management on the Field of Play and cover many rugby league games throughout the country. I have a significant interest in lower limb injury and predisposition through fatigue, biomechanics and external factors including surface, drug use and taping. In my position, I have been able to assess and treat a wide array of sporting injuries and develop evidence-based programs, which are specifically suited to the individual athlete. I have been able to use the knowledge from my degrees to develop multifactorial assessments and treatments. I have had the opportunity to work with Stroke patients and develop a clinic whereby individuals were given a tailored exercise program with the aim to restore function, independence and confidence. I am currently working within the NHS as a rotational physiotherapist. Having completed rotations in orthopaedic, trauma, surgical, MSK and neurological. Through my degrees and work within rugby, I have developed the skills to become a versatile practitioner. I am adaptable and able to constantly evolve myself practitioner and I believe working, and learning within a distinguished professional environment, I can only better myself. • MSc Physiotherapy (Accelerated) University of Cumbria 2009-2011 • MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine University of Exeter 2007-2008 • BSc (Hons) Science in Health, Exercise & Sport, University of Wales, Cardiff, 2004-2007 Professionally trained in Acupuncture, massage, kinesiotape and sports taping. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES NHS Cumbria & UHMB - rotational physiotherapist RFL Cumbria Scholarship Program 2012- Physiotherapist Specialist physiotherapist in supporting and facilitating patients early discharge from hospital And providing rehabilitation at home. • Working with U18, U16, U14 Rugby teams, providing on pitch and pitch side management and assessment of injuries. • Assessment of injuries and managing athlete rehabilitation programs. • Involved in case discussions with other members of the MDT as well as parents. Barrow RLFC 2009- Physiotherapist / Sports Medicine Specialist • Organising & prioritising own workload & delegating responsibilities accordingly. • Assessment of injuries and managing athlete rehabilitation programs. • Plan and administer treatments, modalities and therapeutic exercise programs encompassing active and passive ranges of motion, muscle re-education, massage and heat/water/ice/electrical/light stimulation. Produce injury prevention programs relevant to recurrent injuries within the sport. Evaluating, planning and delivering patient specific treatment and rehabilitation On pitch and pitch-side management including emergency situations. Uses Verbal and non-verbal communication skills effectively and adapts manner depending on situation, in order to maintain effectiveness of rapport with patient and medical professionals.
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Available from: April 1st 2017

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Fabienne Theler

August 7, 2017, 4:05 pm

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Fabienne Theler
To whom it may concern, After graduating in 2011 in Switzerland, I worked for four years in a private in and outpatient clinic. Next to the management of common musculoskeletal conditions in the upper and lower quadrant, I developed my skills in rehabilitation of lower limb amputees as well as orthopedic disorders such as total replacement of knee, ankle and shoulder joint. Furthermore, short and long-term rehabilitation of either conservative or invasive managed rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament or the rotator cuff is also within my scope of expertise. Over a period of two years I gained a certification of advanced studies (CAS) in manual therapy (Kaltenborn/Maitland), which qualified me as an associate of the Swiss Manual Therapy Association (SAMT). In 2015, I was accepted to Kings College London and moved to London to London after being accepted to Kings College London for the Masters degree in Advanced neuro-musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. During this two-year training I further developed my knowledge in the fields of chronic pain and its neurophysiology, as well as evidence-based diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal conditions of the upper and lower quadrant. Thus, the importance of subgrouping patients into red flag, specific and non-specific conditions plays a crucial role in my clinical decision-making. In the field of non-specific neck, low back, or pelvic girdle pain I am inspired by the work of Peter O`Sullivan and his Cognitive-Functional therapy model, which, according to various systematic reviews and my clinical experience, can be a successful management strategy for these patient group. According to the latest NICE guidelines, I use manual therapy as an adjunct to my predominantly active management. However, my diverse experience has enabled me to adapt to the patients needs and wishes. My strengths are: combining my skill as a former professional dancer with the best evidence in physiotherapy as well as motivating the patient with my positive and open-minded personality. In doing so I can guarantee a creative and patient centered management plan, which is discussed with the client and adapted if necessary. I would be very interested in discussing a position with you further. Please let me know if I can provide you with any additional information. Yours sincerely, Fabienne Theler
Location Preference: I am looking for work in London
Available from: September 2017

Lili Silumesii

August 10, 2017, 4:51 pm

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Lili Silumesii
Master of Physiotherapy (Orthopedics). I am interested in soft tissue therapy, flatfoot, functional mobilization, insole designing and fabrication
Location Preference: Looking for work in Capetown, Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth, Gaborone, Sydney Australia
Available from: September 2017

Stuart Donnelly

August 10, 2017, 4:51 pm

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Stuart Donnelly
I am a HCPC and CSP registered Senior Physiotherapist, qualified from the University of Liverpool. I have worked at the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust, including rotations at Broadgreen Hospital and satellite sites in South Liverpool. I have also gained experience of working for Warrington Wolves Rugby League team and with several part-time and amateur footballand cricket teams . My strengths include a hard-working attitude, an enthusiastic approach to tasks and an endeavor to provide high quality care. I am an excellent communicator, enjoy team working and believe strongly in evidence based practice. My clinical experience includes rotations as a Senior Physiotherapist working on the Spinal, Upper and Lower Limb teams. Most recently this has included working closely with renowned Shoulder Specialist Jo Gibson. I regularly manage a diverse acute and chronic patient caseload which has vastly improved my knowledge. I particularly enjoy the challenge of rehabilitating athletes back to high level sport. I am confident in carrying out a comprehensive assessment of Musculoskeletal conditions as well as formulating working diagnoses and developing treatment plans. Communication skills are one of my strongest attributes enabling me to communicate effectively with patients to formulate patient orientated goals. I am highly motivated to continue my professional development and achieved a qualification in: Immediate Medical Management On the Field of Play (IMMOFP) which covers pitch side spinal trauma and life support. I have utilised training courses including HE Seminars on Evidence based Rehab Prescription, The Sporting Foot and Ankle, and AACP acupuncture. This allows me to provide effective, evidence based treatments. I am an extremely motivated and hard-working physiotherapist with excellent clinical and interpersonal skills, committed to providing a high standard of care for my patients.
Location Preference: North West of England, Canada: Vancouver, Toronto, New Zealand. Australia.
Available from: 3 months notice

Hugo Pinto

August 10, 2017, 4:51 pm

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Hugo Pinto
Dear ladies and gentlemen, My name is Hugo Pinto, I'm a physiotherapist and osteopath. I am originally from Portugal Lisbon, but looking to move to London this September together with my girlfriend who works as an osteopath. We will be living in the SW area. I have already got my registration number with the HCPC and I am so to speak ready to get started. Having already worked in various sports and clinic settings, I understand the value and importance of working in a team. I believe I can bring good dynamics and great energy to the team, but on the other hand I am also able to work and manage patients independently. I am currently on holidays abroad but I am very happy to assist you in any way possible should you have any additional questions or queries. Either via email or Skype or Face Time. Please do not hesitate to contact me for any further information. Kind Regards Hugo Pinto
Location Preference: London SW, NW, SE, Center
Available from: 01/09/2017

Christian Reinhard

August 10, 2017, 4:51 pm

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Christian Reinhard
Recently received a EPC-Certificate issued by CORU and registration in progress. With more than 7 years as a physiotherapist I have a lot of work experience in pain management, mobility improvement and case management. I am looking for full-time work as a physiotherapist. Please contact me for more information.
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Johnny Wheatcroft

August 13, 2017, 5:46 pm

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Johnny Wheatcroft
As a final year postgraduate (pre-registration) physiotherapy student at King’s College London, I have found my past two years extremely interesting and enjoyable. However I look forward to moving into the workplace and eagerly anticipate my final placement at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in their HIV and Infectious Diseases department from August to September 2017. Following this I am keen to continue working in London, as this is where I grew up. I would like to think that this would help me in my role as a physiotherapist, using my geographical knowledge of London to aid with discharge planning and more efficient patient care. Throughout my masters I have worked alongside study; working as a sports masseur in a weightlifting gym in Vauxhall and also working in operations and logistics for a chauffeur company on an ad hoc basis for large events. These jobs have exposed me to a wide variety of clients, given me the opportunity to work fast paced, high stress environments as well as giving me chances to think on my feet and improve my time management and organisation skills. Through my jobs and work placements during my degree, I’ve been able to work in a variety of different settings and trusts. I’ve found it interesting to observe how different trusts function in order to provide the patient centred care to their local populations. Being exposed to respiratory, musculoskeletal and neurological rehabilitation was extremely enjoyable and I found learning while shadowing and taking on my own case load in these settings a particularly rewarding challenge. To have the opportunity to further my skills in these settings, and others, really appeals to me as I look to gain a well-rounded skill set that can be transferred across multiple settings. I feel furthering my exposure to a wide variety of clinical presentations, symptoms and psycho-social challenges will increase my confidence and ability to develop my skills as a physiotherapist, as I seek to provide efficient patient centred care. I feel my undergraduate degree in Sports Science and Physiology can assist me in understanding the core aspects of recovery, looking further into the biochemical processes behind the presentations that are being observed. This has aided in my confidence in identifying red flag symptoms and more delicate prognoses. However, I also understand the importance of treating that patient biopsychosocially and not reducing them to their presenting symptoms. I found this sensitivity to each patient aids to increase their confidence and compliance with their treatment, while also providing a confidential, non-judgemental, and caring environment. I have managed to gauge my own limits as a physiotherapy student while on practice, using the skillset I have gained to treat what I know. However I am also able to seek help and guidance from a senior with more sensitive cases or with presentations I am unsure about. I am aware that I have much to learn as a newly qualified Physiotherapist and I am excited and motivated by the challenge. I am keen to further my clinical reasoning and continue my professional development at the University College London Hospitals Trust. I feel the trust values of kindness, safety and teamwork, alongside striving to improve care are imperative to providing the best service possible, for both staff and patients alike. As a postgraduate student, I have had the opportunities to reflect on my experiences while practicing, allowing myself to implement strategies that can develop my practice as a health care professional. I was able to implement these strategies and improve myself both on placement and while working as a sports masseur. I pride myself on my ability to build rapport with patients and understand how important communication is in providing clear, individualised goals and treatments that the patient is comfortable and confident to adhere to.
Location Preference: London
Available from: 7/10/17

Rojer M

August 13, 2017, 5:46 pm

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Rojer M
Hi this is Rojer from India.I have completed my Masters in Physical therapy from Manipal university specialized in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. I have full time work experience of 3 years. I have worked with elite and professional athletes with vast experience in different sports injuries. I use functional training methods and hands on therapy. Evidence based practice is my core and always keen on learning new techniques and staying up to date. I have worked with Indian Women's hockey team(U-21), Indian athletics team of race walk, middle and long distance, Indian kabaddi and volleyball team. Currently looking for jobs in Australia and Canada to improve my skill,knowledge and give better care to the clients.
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Available from: 11/10/2013

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Panagiotis Pagiazitis

August 13, 2017, 5:46 pm

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Panagiotis Pagiazitis
I'm highly motivated, hardworking and dynamic individual. I deeply care to enliven people's life. I'm a passionate and skilled physiotherapist with a significant working experience, especially in the field of musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. I address patients' needs through a holistic and personalized approach. I'm committed to continuous professional development, aiming to master physiotherapy and providing high quality services.
Location Preference: I am looking for work in the United Kingdom.
Available from: 04/09/17

Luca Maestroni

August 14, 2017, 6:13 pm

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Luca Maestroni
MSc Sports Physiotherapy (Curtin University) MSc Manipulative Physiotherapy (Curtin University) GradCert Clinical Physiotherapy (Curtin University) COMT Certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy BPhty (Università Milano-Bicocca) Freelance Educational Consultant (Physiotherapy Applied Science) Sports and MSK Physiotherapist HCPC
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Available from: Asap

Megan Edwards

August 17, 2017, 6:39 pm

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Megan Edwards
I am a dynamic, experienced physiotherapist- with over 11 years post graduate experience in the Musculoskeletal, private, and professional sports and circus fields, having worked for a natioanl dance company and Cirque du Soleil. I am looking for 1-2 days work per week or any urgent short term holiday cover a clinic may need. My most recent experience is locuming within a busy private practice in Greenwich. Please contact me if you think I could assist you in any way.
Location Preference: London based, preferably West or Central London
Available from: 02/09/2015

Jesse Twomey

August 17, 2017, 6:39 pm

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Jesse Twomey
Completed a Masters in Sport and Exercise Medicine from Cardiff Metropolitan University in July 2017. Graduated with honours with a BSc in Phyiotherapy from University College Dublin in 2015. Currently working full time in a busy private practice, managing a case load of approximately 40 patients per week, specialising in sports injuries, low back pain, chronic pain, post-surgical rehabilitation and women's health. I have extensive training in trigger point dry needling, taping and exercise prescription. I work as a sport's physiotherapist with both amateur and professional football teams.
Location Preference: I am looking for work in Dubai.
Available from: August/ September 2018

Melissa Gibbins

August 18, 2017, 6:53 pm

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Melissa Gibbins
I am a young, energetic and highly motivated physiotherapist with experience in private practice. I have a keen willingness to learn and I am constantly striving to further my skill base through continual professional development opportunities. Most recently I have completed dry needling and sports physiotherapy courses. In addition I have a subscription to clinical edge which I use frequently. At my current practice I have had the opportunity to work as a member of a multi-disciplinary team and as a sole practitioner across two clinics. This has been rewarding in my development as a physiotherapist. I am often praised on my communication skills and my thorough note keeping. I have vast experience in the worker's compensation, third party and DVA systems, and I understand the importance of maintaining appropriate records.
Location Preference: I am looking for work ideally in a coastal location, however I would consider employment in any area. I have been working the past 2 years in a regional country town in Australia, which I have enjoyed immensely however I feel it is time for a change of scenery.
Available from: January 2018

camille saury

August 21, 2017, 6:42 am

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camille saury
I am a French physiotherapist and have worked for seven years in private practice in the south of France. Experience in managing various cases of patient and providing efficient and diligent care. I am full registered with HCPC and CSP: I attached great importance to the professional training and devellopment and have undertaken several post grad training so far (Jones, PIlates, Manual therapy (muscles visceral and reflex tissue), micronutrtion, LPG, respiratory physiotherapy for infant ... details upon request) Easily adaptable to different and changing environments Used to deal with very different kind of patient from eldery to sport injuries i would love the opportunity to expand my professional knowledge joining a great team in the UK.
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Available from: 15/07/2017

Caryn Campbell

August 21, 2017, 11:56 am

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Caryn Campbell
I am a passionate South African trained physiotherapist qualifying with distinction in 2012 from the University of Cape Town. Having worked for four and a half years in South Africa I am really interested in travelling to experience a new culture and patient bio and learn as well as share new skills. I have worked extensively in all hospital related areas of physiotherapy including neurophysio, paediatrics (including NICU), post op care for both orthopaedic and medical procedures, and chest physiotherapy. In Out-patient physiotherapy I have worked predominantly with paediatrics, sports related or work related injuries, woman’s health, cervical headaches, and neuro rehab. Paediatric physiotherapy, from neurodevelopmental conditions to chest physio or orthopaedic conditions is where I am most passionate. I also have a special interest in woman’s health with regard to urinary incontinence and have had great results with percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulation in my patients. At my current post I do a fair amount of pre and post-natal care including breast feeding and lactation consultation. As long as I am working with people I am happy, therefore, being a part of a team and having space to grow in a work place is really important. I am looking for a position where I can bring the skills that I have gained and positively influence the workforce as well as improve holistic patient care while learning new skills myself. Thanks for taking the time to consider me for your post Warm Regards Caryn
Location Preference: 
Available from: September 2017

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Barry Gilfillan

August 21, 2017, 11:56 am

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Barry Gilfillan
Graduated with BSc in Phyiotherapy (hons) from Robert Gordon University in 2013 I recently left the UK where i was working in the public sector, treating 50 - 60 patients per week. I am currently in Ireland working part time in a private clinic, treating 20 + patients per week. I specialise/treat sports injuries, low back, neck and all spinal conditions. I have alot of experience with upper ad lower limb conditions. I have treated chronic pain, post-surgical patients and Bio mechanical injury's. I have extensive training in manual therapy including trigger point therapy and general soft tissue techniques. I have been trained in osteopathic manipulation therapy. I'm qualified to use dry needling. I have a lot of experience and training using exercise prescription. I work as a sport's physiotherapist with both amateur and professional football teams.
Location Preference: Dubai
Available from: 01/09/17

anouska edwards

August 24, 2017, 12:49 pm

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anouska edwards
I am an experienced Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapist (MMSP) who has worked at the highest level in elite sport. Currently I am working for British Cycling and British Athletics however I will finish this work in October and return to Australia in November. I understand what it takes to be the best and have an excellent work ethic and attention to detail. I can work well independently or as a team member and enjoy both. I am very adaptable and have experience with clientele of all ages, impairments and disabilities. I have worked in the hospital system for 1 year, private practice for 9 years and the last 4 years with British Cycling. I have a broad range of skills such as experience in treating a wide variety of clients of all ages and abilities, office ergonomics, sports biomechanics e.g. Retul 3D bikefitting, sports coaching, mining O,H and S, return to work, pre employments (JobFit), western acupuncture, cupping, equipment and mat pilates, educational workshops, working with athletes with disabilities, teaching rocktape courses. I will be looking for locum or permanent positions from Mid November onwards Australia wide.
Location Preference: Australia wide for locums Brisbane or surrounds for permanent positions
Available from: 15/11/2017

Baden Cashmore

August 24, 2017, 12:49 pm

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Baden Cashmore
With over 11 years experience as an MSK physiotherapist, with my last 18 months working in professional sport, I believe I can bring a high level of service to a variety of set ups. Within this time I have worked 8 years in football, 5 in rugby, 4 in cricket, 2 in swimming and 1 1/2 years in sailing. This has forwarded myself a huge wealth of knowledge when dealing with various sporting conditions. In my most recent role I was lead physiotherapist of professional sailing team Soft Bank Team Japan, creating structured injury prevention programmes to compliment the demands placed on professional sailors both on and off the water. I also corrected movement deficits highlighted through, function and sport specific assessments, via multiple soft tissue treatment methods. As well as these pre-hab modalities I also assessed and rehabbed injuries ensuring appropriate referral when required and reporting accurate return to performance timelines to team management. Prior to working for Softbank Team Japan I worked at APEX Physiotherapy in Bermuda. This role entailed assessing sport and sedentary client’s injuries, to create patient specific rehab programmes. I also worked with Bermuda national sides in football, rugby, cricket and other sports teams/performers and academies, generating bespoke injury prevention exercise programmes and treating a wide variety of injuries. The role also required me to travel with teams to, sometimes remote, sporting venues and manage logistics in regards to a variety of sports performance requirements, ranging from sourcing clean water to the nearest medical facility. My work experience has been complimented with my continual education, completing an Msc in Sports Physiotherapy, obtaining a license to practice acupuncture/dry needling and in the last 5 years becoming certified in the Selectional Functional Movement Assessment (Lv 1 & 2). As well as watching and playing a variety of sports, I also enjoy keeping fit and taking on new challenges. I’ve travelled for work and pleasure and have sought a variety of life experiences such as running the New York marathon to selling bikes for Harley Davidson in the USA.
Location Preference: I am flexible to where I work in the world. As long as conditions and circumstances suit, I am happy to work in the majority of countries.
Available from: 24/08/2017

Tricia Murphy

August 26, 2017, 2:02 pm

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Tricia Murphy
To whom it may concern, I am a Chartered Physiotherapist currently working in Ireland. I am looking for my dream job in Sydney. I am fully registered with APHRA and have indemnity insurance in Australia. I am a qualified Pilates instructor in mat and reformer and I am also qualified in acupuncture and dry needling. I am very passionate about my job and I love working in Private practice and teaching Pilates. I was in Australia doing a locum in a nursing home until January 2017. I loved Australia, the lifestyle, the beaches and the coffee!!! I came home to help my little sister with her exams which she has now completed and I would love to go back to Australia to live the dream! I truly care about all of my clients and I only want the best for them. I strive to promote fitness and healthy living as well as injury prevention. I truly believe in the power of knowledge and educating clients about their injury and how to prevent recurrence. I love finding the root and cause of the problem as it makes the work as a Physiotherapist so interesting. Sometimes I feel like a detective trying to figure out why this injury has happened. I have two main mottos - "motion is lotion" and "strength equals function". Exercise is so essential in Physiotherapy treatment. That is why I love Pilates. It is so great to see clients improve their strength and reduce their pain via the power of Pilates. Since coming home to Ireland I have set up and I am running two Pilates classes and I thoroughly enjoy teaching clients how to do the exercises correctly and why this is beneficial for them. Each week I have a "homework" exercise for them to practice and I also explain that Pilates is like learning a musical instrument and the aim is to retrain the body to move and to work in the most efficient and effective way. One of the biggest highlights since I came home was running a fundraiser "Pilates in the Park" class for the Oesphageal Cancer fund. It was so much fun and a great way to get people outdoors and exercising. Luckily the weather was good for the event as the weather in Ireland can be hit or miss (unlike Australia)! I am working as a self employed physiotherapist in a small clinic at the moment and I treat on average 10 people a day using a variety of techniques including manual therapy, acupuncture, soft tissue techniques etc. The clinic has a strong focus on insoles and orthotics and I have worked alongside my manager doing inservices to improve my biomechanical assessments and orthotic prescriptions. Currently I am also involved with the MS Society of Ireland treating getting the balance right classes. It is such an enjoyable morning. I work alongside two other Physiotherapists and we take it in turns to teach different parts of the classes as well as to update outcome measures. We use a variety of equipment for a strength based workout for the clients. My dream job is in a Physiotherapy/Pilates studio teaching a mixture of Pilates and doing Physiotherapy sessions. I really want to upskill my reformer Pilates. I want to work in a clinic that places a strong emphasis on CPD and inservices and more importantly a clinic that puts the client as number 1. As my visa expires in October I do require a Sponsored work visa. I am happy to finance the visa myself. I realise this is a business risk for an employer as well as for myself but I am willing to take the risk for my dream job and I worth taking the risk for. I have a very friendly caring outgoing personality and I am a proactive personality who works hard. I would be most grateful if you would consider me for a position in your clinic. Please do not hesitate to get in contact if you require any more details. Please refer to my LinkedIn for further details on my career to date: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tricia-murphy-25462a82 / Many Thanks, Tricia Murphy.
Location Preference: Sydney region.
Available from: 11/11/2016

Nora Kabisch

August 26, 2017, 2:02 pm

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Nora Kabisch
Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Nora Kabisch. I am a trained physiotherapist from Germany with a working experience of 15+ years in orthopedic, pediatrics and neurological rehabilitation, sports and private practice. From 2001 to 2010 I worked overseas in rehabilitation in Austria and a sports clinic in Germany and continued my journey in Australia in 2010. In 2007 I completed successfully my postgraduate degree of Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy in Adelaide. I am 37 years old and a very enthusiastic person who loves her job. I am driven and passionate about physiotherapy and spend most of my leisure time mentoring Personal Trainers and working with sports clubs as well as being active myself. I am looking for a full-time position which offers opportunities to further develop professionally and personally. I am specialized in multiple areas such as Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy, Craniosacral Therapy, Mulligan, Personal Training, Dry Needling. Currently I am registered in Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland and Germany. If you're interested, I would be pleased to send you my CV for further details. I am looking forward to hear from you. Kind regards, Nora Kabisch
Location Preference: Queensland, North Island New Zealand
Available from: January 2018