Specialist Physiotherapist - Pelvic Health - Band 6

Role summary

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The Specialist Physiotherapist will provide expert pelvic health assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for patients with conditions such as pelvic pain, continence problems, prolapse and postnatal or post-surgical needs. Requirements usually include a BSc or equivalent qualification in Physiotherapy, HCPC registration, NHS or relevant clinical experience, and evidence of specialist pelvic health knowledge. The successful candidate is expected to work independently while contributing to multidisciplinary care, maintain accurate clinical records, support service development, educate patients and colleagues, and demonstrate compassion, professionalism and effective communication. The role may also involve supervising junior staff, students or assistants and participating in audit, training and quality improvement.

About the employer

United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust provides acute and community healthcare services across Lincolnshire, including hospitals in Lincoln, Boston and Grantham. The Trust delivers a wide range of medical, surgical, emergency, maternity, outpatient and specialist services to local communities and surrounding areas. As an NHS employer, it supports multidisciplinary working, professional development, clinical education and opportunities to contribute to service improvement and research. Staff work in a diverse organisation focused on safe, compassionate and patient-centred care. The Trust typically offers NHS benefits such as occupational pension membership, annual leave, structured pay progression, staff wellbeing support and access to training. A specialist physiotherapist joining the organisation would work alongside physiotherapy, nursing, medical and other allied health professionals to improve outcomes for patients across Lincolnshire.

Working in United Kingdom

The United Kingdom offers strong opportunities for physiotherapists through the NHS, private healthcare, community services and rehabilitation providers. Its culture is diverse and generally respectful of professional and personal independence, while workplace communication is usually direct and team-based. Lifestyle varies from lively cities to quiet countryside and coastal communities; Lincolnshire offers comparatively affordable living, historic towns and easy access to nature. Overseas physiotherapists normally need registration with the Health and Care Professions Council, proof of English proficiency and an eligible job offer. Many NHS roles can support a Health and Care Worker visa, subject to current immigration rules, salary requirements and sponsorship availability. Before relocating, candidates should check professional registration, visa eligibility, accommodation costs, taxation, transport and NHS recruitment guidance. The UK has four nations with distinct local cultures, although employment rights and immigration rules are broadly UK-wide.