Proposed Designation and Job Role - Physiotherapist
Desired Qualification for the above Job Role – BPT /MPT
Name of the employee: Dr. Aashi Jaiswal
Department: Physiotherapy
DOJ: 10/03/2025
Desired Experience to perform the Role : 1-2Yrs.
Reporting To: Clinical Manger
Reportees: 0
Job Summary:
Able to communicate effectively and sensitively with patients and cares to maximize the rehabilitation of patients and to ensure understanding of often complex clinical issues impacting on recovery. Excellent client facing skills and the ability to work closely with other health care professionals to assess patients' needs and devise suitable treatment plans for them.
Job Duties / Responsibilities:
- Providing a high standard of physiotherapy service to patients.
- Organizing & prioritizing own workload & delegating responsibilities accordingly.
- Ensuring that equipment used in carrying out physiotherapy duties is secure.
- Involved in ward rounds, meetings and case conferences.
- Supervising and teaching recently qualified physiotherapist assistants.
- Evaluating, planning and delivering care plans in response to complex needs. Based in
various clinical settings i.e. neuro-rehab, community, wheelchairs.
- Reporting all complaints/incidents to senior managers & documenting them.
- Implementing relevant standards and policies.
- Involved in a patients pre-admission and follow_up care.
- Prioritising urgent referrals and emergency cases.
- working with respiratory, orthopaedic, acute neurological and multi-pathology patients.
Any other responsibility assignee by the management .
KRA’s and Success Criteria with weightage :
Sr. No
Objective/ Description of KRA
% Weightage of overall KRA’s/Objective
Remarks
1
Providing a high standard of physiotherapy service to patients
40%
2
Organizing & prioritizing own workload & delegating responsibilities accordingly
10%
3
Ensuring that equipment used in carrying out physiotherapy duties is safe
10%
4
Involved in ward rounds, meetings and case conferences.
10%
5
Supervising and teaching recently qualified physiotherapist assistants