Band 4 Therapy Assistant with Focus on Older Adults
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Oxford, England, United Kingdom · Full Time
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Job description
Overview
We are seeking a proactive and enthusiastic Band 4 Therapy Assistant who specializes in supporting older adults to join our welcoming, integrated team comprising physiotherapists and occupational therapists. This role offers extensive exposure across both short-stay wards and specialized complex medicine units, allowing diverse professional development opportunities.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Collaborate as an essential member of the Therapy Service team.
- Assist qualified therapists with a variety of responsibilities, combining patient interactions and administrative support.
- Design and deliver therapeutic activity programs under the supervision of therapists.
- Implement and assess fundamental therapy interventions aligned with patient treatment plans.
- Maintain accurate patient records, including electronic note entries.
- Oversee rehabilitation equipment upkeep within the department.
- Enter patient data efficiently into IT systems.
- Provide informal support to ward active recovery support workers and fellow therapy assistants.
Professional Environment and Values
The Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is among the nation's largest NHS teaching trusts, offering a broad spectrum of general and specialist services across four hospitals. Our culture revolves around "Delivering Compassionate Excellence," emphasizing compassion, respect, continuous learning, achievement, improvement, and excellence to ensure the highest standards of care for patients and professional relationships.
Additional Information
Staff members are encouraged to pursue lifelong learning with regular training and supervision for both personal and professional growth. Interested candidates can reach out to discuss the role further or arrange a visit.