Discover the world of physiotherapy, an alternative way
For aspiring physiotherapists seeking immediate opportunities or more experience, an innovative pathway has recently become available for those wanting to pursue a physiotherapy career in England. For some, this pathway can provide an invaluable career in the world of physiotherapy immediately; for others, it can be an amazing way to get experience before becoming a qualified physiotherapist at a later date. The world of physiotherapy has expanded - making way for physiotherapy support workers.
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Explore new opportunities as a physiotherapy support worker
In a health and social care environment where people require care, there are several roles within physiotherapy that aim to provide this. We’re familiar with phystiotherapists - the qualified professionals who are at the forefront of physiotherapy.
But, there are other roles too. Physiotherapy support workers work across all areas and specialties of care, and their role is to help support healthcare professionals and patients along the journey to recovery. Physiotherapy support workers can specialise in a particular setting, or even train further to qualify as a physiotherapist later down the line.
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Physiotherapy support workers - an integral part of patient recovery
Did you realise that there are other valuable roles available within physiotherapy? Some are standalone careers, but many can be a fantastic stepping stone to eventually train as a qualified physiotherapists. Physiotherapy support worker roles fulfill a need to provide excellent support, whilst also giving you the opportunity to gain experience and knowledge that’ll benefit your career within the world of physiotherapy for years to come - whatever role you take on.