About Granimals:
Granimals is a global leader in injury rehabilitation through structured, science-driven online
physiotherapy programs. Our Root Cause Analysis (RCA) consultation combines clinical expertise and
sales mastery to provide clients with clear recovery roadmaps and program recommendations. Through
our vibrant social media presence, we share educational content and stories of hope, magnifying the
impact of our work and inspiring countless individuals worldwide.

Job Overview:
We are seeking expert-level Physiotherapists to join our RCA Consultation Team. This role requires deep
clinical insight, strong communication skills, and a confident, doctor-like presence to engage potential
clients, diagnose core issues, and co-present structured recovery plans alongside our sales team.

Responsibilities:
Conduct thorough online injury assessments using Granimals’ RCA framework.
Identify root causes of musculoskeletal injuries with precision.
Explain findings and structured rehab plans (phases, duration, cost) clearly and confidently.




Collaborate with sales closers to guide clients toward appropriate services.
Address client mindset blockers, such as disbelief or passivity, with qualified, logical explanations.
Maintain high standards of professionalism, punctuality, and discipline during work hours.
Commit to long-term collaboration with Granimals as a core team member.

Requirements:
Licensed Physiotherapist with 3+ years of clinical experience.
Exceptional diagnostic abilities across musculoskeletal injuries, especially knees, back, and shoulders.
Strong knowledge of exercise prescription and progression for rehab.
Excellent English communication skills (verbal and written).
Confident, authoritative presence akin to a medical professional.
Proven ability to educate and influence clients towards structured rehab plans.
High level of professionalism and work discipline.
Willingness to commit long-term to Granimals’ mission.

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