Anonymous

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Skills

SKILLS AND ABILITES: Physiotherapy Clinical expertise. Clinical Educator Autonomous practitioner Excellent written and verbal communication skill Prioritization of own case load Ability to work with and motivate others within a team Good organisational skill, excellent team work. Good time keeping Flexible with 7 day work pattern. PERSONAL FACTORS I am confident that I can deliver the best possible physiotherapy service to the satisfaction of the patients and the multidisciplinary team members. I have got transferable skills. I keep good rapport with my colleagues. I am very motivated, sincere, flexible and hardworking.

About

I am a HCPC, CSP registered Physiotherapist and have been working as a Specialist Physiotherapist in multispecialty hospitals for the last 15 years. I am a member of Association of Chartered Physiotherapists special groups: BACPR, ACPSEM. I contribute to the working group parties. I keep myself informed with the latest Physiotherapy updates through conferences, iCSP portals and recent HCPC, NICE guidelines. I believe in research based treatment approaches. I have recently completed Clinical Educator course, PDR training, Edward Jenner Leadership course, Sports Massage Diploma, Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), Trauma/Tension Release Exercises, Breathwork, Meditation course. I have developed a pseudoscientific approach to communication, personal development and psychotherapy. Currently pursuing Silver IQT with the NHS. I have supervised Junior Physiotherapists, Students and organised Inservice training and Courses. Majority of my work has revolved around the Neurological, Care of the elderly, Cardiac patients. I am very well versed with the BCUHB NHS Trust policies, as I have worked in LLGH and YGC as a Specialist Physiotherapist. I am a Registered Master Yoga teacher and have also worked as a Yoga teacher in the UK, Mexico and India. I believe in supporting my colleagues and have offered Yoga sessions to the BCUHB NHS employees on the Great Orme Mountain for employee wellbeing/stress management. I am currently working as the Trust Wellbeing Champion. My recent experience as a Band 7 Clinical Lead has enabled me to fulfill the operational responsibility for my team like supervision, performance management, sickness absence management, staff appraisal, risk management and conflict resolution. I have also contributed in the service development and implemented innovative ideas for effective functioning of the Physiotherapy department. I have developed excellent communication skills, including the ability to process and share highly complex information. I am confident in managing clinical case load, performing advanced clinical assessment of patients including those with highly complex presentations and from this formulating a diagnosis and treatment plan carried out as an autonomous practitioner. It has given me broad perspective of working in the NHS, complying with the NHS, HCPC and CSP guidelines. I work closely with a Multidisciplinary team of Physiotherapists, Occupational therapists, nurses, social workers, and Consultants. My job role is to plan, organize and prioritize own client case-load, and to organize and manage the appropriate delegation of client care/work to the Junior physiotherapists and students. I maintain my own continuing professional development by keeping up to date with new trends and developments through specialist clinical interest groups, peer reviews and research, and incorporating them into practise. I can demonstrate a high level of clinical knowledge across a broad spectrum of physiotherapeutic specialities to reflect the broad sweep of clinical conditions encountered with clients. I am aware of the health and safety aspects of my work and I implement any policies which require to improve the safety in my work area including reporting and recording of accidents. In 2009, I got an opportunity to do my Post graduate course in MSc. Cardiovascular Rehabilitation from the University of Chester, UK. As a part of the course, I had done research on development of a new walk test in Countess of Chester NHS Hospital.

ACHIEVEMENTS
In 2016, I was the project head of Smart health project, which involved designing a fitness test assessment format for fitness testing of individuals aged from 12 to 65 years. Trained more than 100 people to improve their fitness levels according to their physical capacity and medical conditions. I had lead group of health coaches and physiotherapists to implement this project. Participated in many community welfare and charity events to give back to the society.