Self-employed associate · East of England and beyond
About NexGen Neuro Therapy
We’re a growing specialist practice supporting adults living with neurological injury, illness and long-term conditions. We see clients at home, at work and in the community across the East of England and beyond, with virtual sessions available UK-wide. We receive referrals from case managers, solicitors, insurers, occupational health teams and clients themselves.
What I love about this work is seeing what rehab changes in someone’s everyday life. That might mean being able to cook again after a stroke, finding a way to get through the working day with less fatigue, or rebuilding confidence after a brain injury.
What you’ll do
- Carry out specialist neurological OT assessments and work with clients and families to set goals that matter to them.
- Deliver rehabilitation in your areas of expertise, such as upper limb and functional rehabilitation, cognitive strategies,
fatigue and pacing, or return-to-work support.
- See clients at home, at work and in the community, with virtual sessions where appropriate.
- Keep transparent clinical records, write reports and work with case managers, referrers and the wider multidisciplinary team.
- A degree in Occupational Therapy and current HCPC registration.
- At least five years’ post-qualification experience, including experience in adult neurorehabilitation.
- Based in the UK, with a full UK driving licence and the ability to travel to client visits.
- Confidence working independently in the community and communicating with clients, families and other professionals.
We welcome enquiries from OTs across the East of England and further afield. We match referrals to your experience, location and availability.
Zeba Jabeen
Director & Clinical Lead, NexGen Neuro Therapy Ltd
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📌 Occupational Therapist (Town of Cambridge)
🏢 Nexgen Neurotherapy
📍 Town of Cambridge
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