Highly Specialised Physiotherapist in neurosciences
University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust • London, England • Posted July 13, 2026
About the Role
Job summary
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the dynamic & innovative physiotherapy department at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. We are looking for an experienced & highly motivated Band 7 physiotherapist to join Therapy and Rehabilitation services as 0.4WTE Band 7 Physiotherapist specialising in Post-Stroke Shoulder Pain (PSSP) for a fixed term ending 30th September 2026. The Band 7 Physiotherapist will work within a well-established interdisciplinary team in QSUL (the Intensive Upper Limb Rehabilitation Service) and will lead the PSSP Service. This predominantly clinical post offers the opportunity to further develop skills in the assessment and management of patients with a wide range of complex neurological presentations. You must have substantive postgraduate experience in a physical, neurological setting. Effective communication and a positive approach to the management of complex disability are essential. Regular supervision and support...
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the dynamic & innovative physiotherapy department at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. We are looking for an experienced & highly motivated Band 7 physiotherapist to join Therapy and Rehabilitation services as 0.4WTE Band 7 Physiotherapist specialising in Post-Stroke Shoulder Pain (PSSP) for a fixed term ending 30th September 2026. The Band 7 Physiotherapist will work within a well-established interdisciplinary team in QSUL (the Intensive Upper Limb Rehabilitation Service) and will lead the PSSP Service. This predominantly clinical post offers the opportunity to further develop skills in the assessment and management of patients with a wide range of complex neurological presentations. You must have substantive postgraduate experience in a physical, neurological setting. Effective communication and a positive approach to the management of complex disability are essential. Regular supervision and support...