Physiotherapist

You carry out physiotherapeutic treatments in a wide range of land practice, including orthopedic, surgical, neurological and pre- and postoperative cases. You create a combination of therapy and training to ensure a varied working day. You work in double appointments with long treatment units (target 40–60 minutes) for optimal therapy success. You take occasional home visits, with a service car available to you. You enter a solid, local patient strain and build trusting relationships.

You have a completed training as a physiotherapist:with valid professional registration. A reliable approach, whether by car or reliable bicycle (also over longer distances), is guaranteed for you. You are willing to take over at least one evening service per week until 8:00 (except for parents of small children and single parents). You bring joy to work with people and in the team as well as a real commitment. Training courses or certificates are desirable, for example in MLD, orthopedic or neurological fields.

Various, individually funded training opportunities with financial support after one year of service. Free training in our practice rooms for your own health. A warm team where your ideas count and mutual support is of course. Regular team events, from the Christmas celebration to exciting practice days and larger trips. Free parking on site that will save you parking. Capital benefits, private pensions and KITA grants as additional financial support. Attractive holiday arrangements with 28 days (or 27 days in the first year for professionals: women). .