Job Title: Physiotherapist in MSK
Banding: Band 6
Location:London
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 12 weeks
Hourly Rate: £26.12
Working Hours: Full-time
We are currently seeking a dedicated and experienced Physiotherapist to join our client’s team in London. This is a fantastic opportunity to provide specialist care within a msk setting.
Key Responsibilities
You will assess and treat patients with musculoskeletal conditions, including sports injuries, joint pain, and post-operative rehabilitation. You will develop personalised treatment plans, deliver manual therapy and exercise programs, and monitor progress to optimise recovery.
Qualifications and Experience
HCPC registration (Health and Care Professions Council)
Degree in Physiotherapy
Experience in msk – essential
Strong clinical reasoning and communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
Previous NHS experience preferred
Why Work with Pulse?
From the moment you register with Pulse, our focus is entirely on you. Our experienced recruitment consultants understand your specialty and are committed to finding opportunities that match your skills and preferences. As a preferred or sole supplier to many clients, we offer exclusive roles not available elsewhere. We prioritise your professional goals, listen to your needs, and treat you as a valued individual—not just a resource.
How to Apply
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