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Physiotherapist

Flemish BrabantHybrid28.5 hours/week6-12months

Within the dynamic setting of a university hospital, the orthopaedics department offers specialized, multidisciplinary care to patients with orthopaedic conditions and musculoskeletal injuries. As a physiotherapist, you play a key role in postoperative rehabilitation and mobility recovery, aiming to maximize the patient's functionality, independence, and quality of life.

What you do

  • You contribute to high-quality physiotherapy care in the Orthopaedics department, based on clinical expertise and Evidence Based Practice.
  • You work in a multidisciplinary clinical setting, collaborating with doctors, fellow physiotherapists, occupational therapists, etc.
  • You are a team player and regularly consult with your physiotherapy colleagues on content.
  • You actively participate in multidisciplinary consultations and follow internal training courses.
  • You contribute to quality management.
  • You register activities and provide reporting in patient files.
  • You advise peripheral physiotherapists.
  • You are alert and report work-related problems to your hierarchical superior.

What they ask

  • You hold a master's degree in rehabilitation sciences and physiotherapy, specializing in manual therapy/sports physiotherapy.
  • You are focused on multidisciplinary collaboration.
  • You possess good communication skills.
  • You are dynamic and patient-oriented.
  • You are eager to learn and flexible.
  • You have a basic knowledge of MS Office.
  • You are flexible in your schedule and willing to follow the organization's convention policy.

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