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Physiotherapist CV Template + Tips and Download

Sobhan Mohmand, Career Expert 23 Apr 2021

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Maryam Jones

90 Hurstwood Rd
Tyne and Wear
TH8 8TD
Mob: 079 5473 8987 Email: [email protected]

Personal profile statement

I am committed, caring and friendly Physiotherapist with a great passion for helping people of all ages. I have previous experience in supporting a variety of patients ranging from children suffering from development problems to adults and the elderly affected by and recovering from injuries and movement disorders. I have excellent communication skills, both written and oral, and I enjoy working with a variety of different people.

Achievements

Co-Founder of the Physiotherapy Society (University of Southampton)
Volunteer Physiotherapist at NHS, 2014

Education

2011 – 2014

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy

University of Southampton

Grade achieved: First Class Degree

Relevant Modules:

Foundations and Principles of Physiotherapy Practice
Physical Activity and Exercise
Therapeutic Practice and Modern Science
Patient Management
Functional Anatomy and Movement
Integrated Clinical Management

2009 – 2011
Results: Physical Education: A Biology: A Chemistry: A

A Levels

Don Valley Sixth Form

2002 – 2009
Results: 11 GCSEs at Grades A*-C

GCSEs

Don Valley High School

Work experience

Sept 2015 – Present

Physiotherapist Birmingham City Hospital

Main duties performed:

Providing physiotherapy assessment and treatment to both inpatient and outpatients by improving physical strength, cognition, mobility and quality of life in patients of all ages
Evaluating, planning and delivering bespoke physiotherapy plans to meet the needs of individual patients
Being involved in a patient’s pre-admission and follow-up care
Working with special needs infants and toddlers who are suffering from a variety of medical conditions such as cognitive development delay, low muscle tone, mobility impairment and developmental co-ordination disorder.
Supporting patients recovering from surgery
Assisting patients recovering from a wide range of accidents (sports, fall or car accidents resulting in back, neck, limb or joint conditions)
Supporting elderly people to increase their mobility and liaising with the Occupational Therapists to ensure that the patients have access to all the equipment, devices and resources that they require
Performing routine physical examinations and inspections
Liaising with GPs, doctors, nurses, consultants, OTs and other health or social care professional regarding a wide range of medical issues
Assisting the paediatric consultants with diagnosing certain diseases
Maintaining a high standard of work and professionalism at all times

Feb 2015 – Sept 2015

Medical Secretary Wolverhampton Hospital

Main duties performed:

Dealing with any enquiries or questions from the public, staff and patients
Ensuring all patient records are accurate and up-to-date at all times
Sending off any samples for testing on time and efficiently
Preparing any travel arrangements for health professionals and patients
Ensuring all medical documentation is stored correctly and kept confidential
Maintaining and updating diaries in a clear and concise manner
Carrying out any general admin work (including photocopying and filing)

Qualifications

NHS training in Restoring Movement and Function in Affected Individuals
Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Level 2 European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) – BCS

Skills

Experienced in using different rehabilitation techniques and equipment
Ability to work with patients with a variety of diagnoses and needs
Experienced with written and verbal discharge/onward referral procedures
Having a caring attitude when supporting patients during therapy sessions
Showing tolerance and patience when dealing with patients, relatives and carers
Excellent ability to demonstrate different methods, actions and positions
In-depth knowledge of ICT programs and confidentiality policies

Hobbies and interests

I am an active member of my local amateur dramatic society and take part in a variety of plays throughout the year. Taking on this hobby has pushed me out of my comfort zone, allowed me to meet new people and boosted my confidence when dealing with other members of the public in my personal life and professional career.

References

Mrs Melanie Lee
Physiotherapy Manager, Birmingham Hospital
Address: 16 Milk Rd, Durham, DI1 5XC
Tel: 0723 4352 4567
Email: [email protected]

Mr Carl Young
Manager, Wolverhampton Hospital
Address: 7 Slade Rd, Kent, KP1 8NK
Tel: 0780 4543 0988
Email: [email protected]

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Tips

Look the part: Your main job as a Physiotherapist is to use physical activities to maintain or improve the medical condition of an affected patient. Therefore, it is recommended that you include your skills and hobbies related to fitness, gym, sports and other physical activities on your CV. This will demonstrate to the prospective employer that you are a healthy, outgoing and active individual with a good potential to do the job well.

Good Luck!

Written by Sobhan Mohmand
Sobhan is a qualified Careers Advisor and Professional CV Writer with over 10 years of experience in helping job seekers get a job. He is a Member of the Careers Development Institute (CDI) and is listed on the official UK Register of Career Development Professionals. He holds a Level 6 Diploma in Career Guidance and Development (QCF).

OVERVIEW

SALARY RANGE
£20.000 – £35.000
ENTRY
Degree or Work Experience
WORKING HOURS
37+ hours per week

Competencies

Communication Skills
Ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of people including patients, medical staff and the general public
Caring
Ability to care for and empathise with patients’ needs
Fitness
The condition of being physically fit and healthy
Writing Skills
Excellent writing skills to write clear and concise medical reports
Observation Skills
Paying attention to every aspect of the activities and ensuring that no “small details” are overlooked when working with patients
Demonstration Skills
Having strong presentation and demonstrating skills