Postural Stability Instructor

challenging FaME postural stability strength and balance exercise classes, including built-in assessments of homework diaries. To complete baseline and completion assessments at exit, alongside providing maintenance advice and signposting to physical activities in the community Signpost and encourage clients to attend community strength and balance classes to supplement the home exercise programme and to motivate and support compliance with the recommended strength and balance exercises Utilise a range of communication methods including digital technologies, face to face, telephone, email, and texting to ensure client led support is proportionate to individual and varying need Accurately record data and be able to analyse it and make service improvement suggestions based on your findings. Play a key role in producing monthly and quarterly reports Deliver presentations to people in local communities to raise awareness of falls prevention measures, this could be to stakeholders and health

professionals and the general public Be compliant with all relevant policies, procedures, and guidelines, including the appropriate codes of conduct associated with this post maintain awareness of safeguarding issues, report and acting on concerns in accordance with Everyone Health and Local Authority policies and procedures. Take responsibility for own CPD and participate in Everyone Healths induction, training and continual professional development as required; recognise and work within own competence and professional code of conduct. Prioritise, organise, and manage own workload in a manner that maintains and promotes high quality. Deliver outstanding patient care, demonstrating empathy, understanding, attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering a quality service. Ensure that commitment to equality and diversity is reflected at all stages of project planning, delivery, and evaluation, in line with agreed service standards. PERSON SPECIFICATION 1. SKILLS ABILITIES
Be able to plan own time and activities around the varying needs of individuals in the community Respond effectively to referrals in line with agreed service protocols. Strong communication skills written, verbal and non-verbal, and listening skills. Keep accurate records of activity to provide data and monitoring information. Ability to document information in clear accurate English. Good numeracy and literacy skills. Emotionally sensitive and empathetic to members of the public who wish to improve their health. Strong relationship building skills with a range of people, from different backgrounds and situations. Computer literate ability to maintain and monitor information systems in line with the national minimum dataset and adapt to reflect local needs. Flexible and adaptable approach to working. Strong organisational and planning skills, with the ability to prioritise, often managing competing priorities and deadlines. Flexible attitude to working environment and
specific community needs, ability to think innovatively to engage specific community groups effectively. Strong team player, whilst also confidentially working independently when reaching out to communities.