Our client is a rehabilitation care provider with facilities in the UAE and KSA. They specialize in rehabilitation services for patients needing short-term rehabilitation or long-term care for chronic illnesses and injuries.In the UAE, their Al Ain and Abu Dhabi locations are adapted villa complexes that offer specialized hospital care, rehabilitation services, and pharmacy support. These facilities also provide spacious gardens and outdoor recreational areas for patients and their families.What we offer

• Your salary is a tax-free all-inclusive salary!
• You will have a direct employment with our client for 3 years;
• The working environment is professional and dedicated to giving patients the best care in a second-home setting;
• You will be part of an international team of multidisciplinary healthcare professionals;
• Our client offers you healthcare coverage, yearly ticket allowance, and annual leave days;
• Next to that all other benefits as per UAE labor law.

Who you are
You are a dedicated healthcare professional who improves the physical mobility of patients who suffer from illness, injury, disability, or aging. You provide diagnoses, determine the most effective treatments, and educate patients. You bring experience as a Physiotherapist Therapist and an excellent work ethic.Skills & Competencies:

• Excellent communication skills in English, added advantage of bilingual English and Arabic;
• Empathic personality to build connections with patients and their families;
• Time and task management skills;
• Pro-active attitude.

Education & Qualifications:

• Recognized Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy;
• Minimum 1 year post-qualifying experience in the field of Physiotherapy;
• Valid DOH license or eligibility;
• Due to government Emiratisation rules and regulations, only UAE nationals with passports and family books can be considered for this role;
• Relevant range of experience in patient care settings specifically in Out Patients.

Description

• Evaluate patients to determine whether physiotherapy interventions are necessary;
• Assess patients in accordance with the professional practice guidelines and standards;
• Monitoring the progress of patients and adjusting or changing treatments as needed;
• Treat patients with movement disorders that were acquired through injury or have been present since birth;
• Regularly measure patient progress by looking for signs of decreased stiffness, pain, and discomfort;
• Recommend new tools and equipment to assist patients with regular exercise;
• Refer patients to other specialists for massages, acupuncture, hydrotherapy, or other specialized treatments;
• Liaising with other healthcare professionals, such as Occupational Therapists and General Practitioners and referring patients as needed;
• Involving the families and caregivers of patients in their treatment programs and the delivery of care;
• Updating and maintaining accurate patient case notes and reports;
• Evaluate effects of therapy treatment and communicate patients' progress;
• Staying up to date regarding new physiotherapy technologies and techniques;
• Complying with government physiotherapy regulations.

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