Join busy private practice in Hobart, where you'll have the opportunity to make a real impact in a supportive and qualified environment.
In this full-time position, you'll manage a diverse MSK caseload, working with clients of all ages who value high-quality care.
You'll be joining a team of experienced Physiotherapists in a clinic that prides itself on evidence-based treatment, ongoing learning, and client-centered care.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of MSK conditionsDevelop individualised treatment plans using a variety of techniques, including manual therapy and exercise-based rehabilitationEducate and empower clients on injury prevention, self-management, and overall wellnessCollaborate with other health professionals to ensure comprehensive care for all clients
Requirements:
Bachelor's or Master's degree in PhysiotherapyCurrent AHPRA registration (no restrictions)At least 1 year of experience in MSK physiotherapy preferred,
but enthusiastic recent graduates are also encouraged to applyStrong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with clients and work collaboratively with team membersCommitment to evidence-based practice and professional development
What We Offer:
Competitive Salary: Based on experience and qualifications, with opportunities for bonuses Career development: Access to ongoing training, mentorship, and support for external courses to help you advance in your career Team-oriented Team Environment: Join a team of experienced specialists who are passionate about providing top-notch care and supporting each other's growth Modern Facilities: Work in a well-equipped, modern clinic that embraces the latest in treatment techniques and technology
If you're interested in discussing this opportunity before submitting your application, feel free to reach out to Anna -
📌 Physiotherapist New Grads Welcome To Apply Hobart
🏢 Medii
📍 Hobart
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