Senior MSK Physiotherapist

ExamWorks Group; Bedford; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare provider is seeking a dedicated Senior MSK Physiotherapist to join their clinical team in Bedford. The role involves assessing and treating MSK conditions, developing patient-led treatment plans, and maintaining accurate records in line with HCPC standards. Candidates should have a BSc in Physiotherapy and at least three years of HCPC registration. This position offers a structured development pathway towards First Contact Practitioner roles.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years HCPC registration.
• MSK clinical experience.
• Experience within NHS or UK-based MSK services.

Responsibilities

• Independently assess and treat MSK conditions using evidence-based practice.
• Develop patient-led treatment plans with clear goals and outcome measures.
• Maintain accurate records in line with HCPC standards.
• Contribute to continuing professional development and peer learning.
• Provide person-centred care with a holistic, biopsychosocial approach.

Skills

Strong communication

Time management

Documentation skills

Education

BSc in Physiotherapy

Job description

Overview

Pure Physiotherapy is seeking a dedicated and skilled Senior MSK Physiotherapist to join our growing clinical team. We are proud to offer a structured development pathway for those aiming to progress into First Contact Practitioner (FCP) roles.

Key Responsibilities

• Independently assess and treat MSK conditions using evidence-based practice
• Develop patient-led treatment plans with clear goals and outcome measures
• Maintain accurate records in line with HCPC standards
• Contribute to continuing professional development and peer learning
• Provide person-centred care with a holistic, biopsychosocial approach
• Minimum of 3 years HCPC registration
• BSc in Physiotherapy
• MSK clinical experience
• Strong communication, time management, and documentation skills
• UK Driving Licence
• Experience within NHS or UK-based MSK services