Chris, Piotr & Elaine fm @nhsggc doing a fabulous job talking all things Physiotherapy at #STEMWest23 career event today👍
#GGCPhysios#GGCAHPs#RehabWorks
Consider a career in Physiotherapy:
https://t.co/TvCGvBWAXi
Unite Scotland NHS members 🚨
There's a new offer, the best that can be achieved through negotiations, so we are asking "does this meet your expectations?"
Get ready to vote - update your contact details at https://t.co/WUgdFLRKJp
https://t.co/SDplMuAVac
Decided to copy and paste information regarding @thecsp and @The_HCPC information and fees that I have gathered for our staff, physios and HCPs to ensure they are informed with options available to them, A Thread 1/ #CostOfLivingCrisis
#HCPC is proposing to increase annual fees by 20%, which is double the current inflation rate. Massive kick in the teeth considering AHPs are being offered 5% pay rise and fiasco with re-reg earlier this year! Respond to the survey is you wish to express your opinion.👇🏼👇🏼
We are consulting on proposed changes to our fees. Please follow the link for more information and to respond to the consultation via our survey:
https://t.co/C8aVHMfcUf https://t.co/y6abcHFyRm
Very much enjoyed segment from Richard and Nick @FlippinPain today at @NBritPain Conference. A great resource for those who live with chronic pain or work with those who live with chronic pain. #NBPA22
Great day at #NBPA22@NBritPain hearing about all things chronic pain innovations. Brilliant presentations from some of my colleagues about Pain Early Information Sessions and National Pain Management Programmes 👏🏻
Short thread on knee osteoarthritis (OA) and total knee replacements (TKR)
Spoiler, OA does NOT always lead to you needing a TKR.
Keep being active, whatever your preferred activity!
If you do end up needing a TKR they can be fantastic and you can return to being active
Hello, Glasgow Caledonian University is seeking participants who have been diagnosed with axial spondyloarthritis or AS. This online survey study aims to assess the barriers and facilitators to high intensity interval training. Please access the link here: https://t.co/WuMPYuqdev
@tomgoom Yes! I completed a sports therapy and massage courses prior to my physios degree so that gave me a great head start obviously. But Other experience such as working in hospitality definitely helped with people skills etc.
@FionaWGay Thank you for sharing this Fiona. One question, this job application form asks for bank details, which seems unusual at this stage of application. Is there a reason for this? Just curious!