Senior MSK Clinician (BRENT42)

Current valid registration with your relevant professional body (HCPC) A keen and enthusiastic clinician with a track record of commitment to providing excellent, personalised care and communicating effectively with patients. An understanding of the impact of MSK pain in the wider community and how collaborative working across the local system enables prevention and addresses health inequalities Ability to work as an autonomous practitioner, within scope of practice and deliver a quality clinical service meeting the clinical and operational needs of the MSK service with senior support as required. To contribute to the development of, and promote a positive and dynamic image and culture to both internal and external stakeholders. At all times striving to reflect and encourage our core value behaviours To develop and foster productive relationships with local stakeholder groups, charities, GPs, and other potentially productive links.

We at Connect Health are delighted to be growing our team of talented clinicians and are currently looking for experienced Senior Musculoskeletal (MSK) Clinicians (Physiotherapists, Osteopaths, Rehab Therapists) who are passionate about providing high-quality patient-centred care to join us as part of a large multidisciplinary team in our Brent clinics. If you're able to manage a varied caseload of MSK patients, committed to CPD and have the desire to develop yourself and the service, with a keen eye on improving patient care, then we'd like to hear from you. Connect Health has its own dedicated patient centred contact centre, who focus on all customer queries and admin, meaning you don't need to! This gives you more time to help patients in clinic.

Connect Health is the largest and most experienced independent community healthcare provider in the UK encompassing mental health, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, tier-2 MSK (musculoskeletal), chronic pain, long Covid, First Contact Practitioners (FCP) and rheumatology services, serving over 375k NHS patients pa across 29 NHS ICBs (Integrated Care Boards)