Locum Physiotherapist

Role summary

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The Locum Physiotherapist provides assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for patients across Australian healthcare settings, which may include hospitals, aged-care facilities, community services and private practices. Applicants generally need an approved physiotherapy qualification, current AHPRA registration, professional indemnity insurance and relevant clinical experience. A valid Australian work entitlement, police check and immunisation evidence may also be required. Candidates are expected to adapt quickly to different workplaces, maintain accurate clinical records, communicate effectively with patients and multidisciplinary teams, and deliver safe, evidence-based care. Flexibility to travel, work varied shifts and accept short-term assignments is important. Experience in hospitals, aged care, rehabilitation or community practice can be advantageous.

About the employer

Healthcare Australia is a national healthcare recruitment and workforce-solutions provider. The company connects qualified healthcare professionals with hospitals, aged-care organisations, community services, disability providers and other clinical employers across Australia. Its services include temporary and permanent recruitment, locum placements, workforce management and specialist healthcare staffing. For professionals, Healthcare Australia can provide access to short-term assignments, regional opportunities and flexible work arrangements, subject to registration, compliance and client requirements. The organisation supports a broad range of disciplines, including nursing, allied health, medical and support roles. Assignment conditions, pay, accommodation and travel assistance can vary according to the client, state or territory, clinical specialty and length of placement.