Head of Operations, Service Manager Brainkind Neurological Care Centre Lancashire. The views I express are mine and do not reflect the views of my employer.
Whether you're seeking new career opportunities or simply interested in learning more about Brainkind, we welcome you to join us on Saturday, April 20th at the Brainkind Neurological Care Centre in #Preston.
Learning best practices for facilitating employability and a return to work after a severe injury is important. We're therefore delighted to have attended @BABICMorg conference in Birmingham today where we have learnt about vocational #rehabilitation and much more! #braininjury
The @brainkinduk Conference in York today has been absolutely inspirational! Thank you for such a warm welcome and really making us feel like part of the family 💜 #brainkind#BIRT2023
Tomorrow we're changing. Over the last 40 years, The Disabilities Trust & BIRT have changed lives and leave a legacy we are proud of. However, as we focus on acquired brain injuries and neurological conditions, it is time for our brand to change to reflect that.
Well done to Stefania Radu our Tissue Viability nurse for arranging and hosting our STOP THE PRESSURE education and Product Awareness day. This amazing event offers healthcare staff the opportunity to enhance their skills and knowledge in tissue viability and product use. 🌟
💫 REHABILITATION ASSISTANT JOB
See what our current RA's have to say about their job role
https://t.co/STT3mw4GjI
Please get in touch, I'm more than happy to answer your questions. Such a rewarding role in a great working environment with staff benefits @Sue_Ryder@LancsNeuro
Huge well done and thank you to @stables_andrew for representing Sue Ryder Lancashire at #ACPIN2022 sharing clinical case studies on collaborative practice with AHP/Nurses/Carers to improve patient outcomes through frequency & repetition 🙌🏼 @ACPIN_UK
Take alook at this B6 nhs equivalent physio role in our specialist neuro rehab unit... also check out the employee benefits to go with it 😜 https://t.co/QOSLj8d9p6
Had a fantastic afternoon at the Huntington's disease network event. Discussing the importance of physical activity in huntingtons disease and current evidence based practice guidelines. Excited to become part of the physiotherapy working group for HD @HDA_tweeting#huntingtons
Nothing more rewarding than supporting my neuro client to take her very first steps in front of her Husband yesterday 🥲🚶♀️💙 there was happy tears everywhere. Feel lucky to have such a rewarding job and to experience these magical moments #Sueryder#neurorehab#physiotherapist