We have an exciting opportunity to join us as a Specialist MSK Physiotherapist. The successful applicant will take the lead role in a clinical area with a caseload incorporating patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment and discharge and will have responsibility for the supervision, education and development of junior staff, physiotherapy support workers and students. For more info on the role and to apply, visit https://lnkd.in/emqS58b9 Watch our short video to hear from current physiotherapists about what it’s like to work in NHS Lanarkshire.
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Are you a HCPC-registered MSK Physiotherapist looking for a role that’s different every day? Join our team in a secure environment. Work with diverse patients, gain new skills, and grow your career in a supportive team with no weekend or on-call shifts. Apply now: https://bit.ly/428eOUa #HealthinJusticeCareers
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MBBS, MD, MICR, DNB, FRCR, EDiR, DICR | Passionate Radiologist with interest in Pediatric Imaging | Committed to Continuous Improvement for Exceptional Patient Care | All that’s taken me this far, ‘tis but His grace! 😇
Rightly said. Basic medical literacy is an absolute necessity where one should be aware of the medications being prescribed and consumed. Being medical professionals, let's strive to make it a reality. Basic medical literacy, a right, indeed! #basicmedicalliteracy #health #righttohealth
I am now a pro advisor for having an MBBS graduate in a family As a doctor, I've often advised against pursuing a career in medicine, citing the field's saturation. However, two recent incidents in my own house have profoundly reshaped my perspective. First, my mother has a history of anaphylaxis to pantoprazole. She once went into cardiorespiratory arrest after just one shot of the drug.We were fortunate to have the event in a secondary care setting which aided in swift management of the attack. I also made sure she informed physicians of her allergy during any visits. Despite this, a physician recently prescribed pantoprazole to her again. Luckily, she always checks her prescriptions with me first before taking, and I was able to catch this potentially fatal error just in time. Secondly, just yesterday, my father experienced acute urinary retention. I received a call in the middle of the night, and based on his symptoms, I made a provisional diagnosis. I reassured my parents and advised them to visit a local hospital, where he received the necessary urinary catheterization. He is now awaiting a consultation with a urologist. My medical knowledge and network of contacts in various specialties were invaluable in managing this situation swiftly and effectively. These experiences made me realise the critical importance of having a person with medical knowledge within a family. What if I were just an ordinary citizen without such knowledge or connections? The anxiety and potential for misdiagnosis could have led to serious complications. How often do we misjudge a myocardial infarction as mere gastritis? Given the increasing diversification within the medical profession, my initial stance on the saturation of the field seems less tenable. Having a #doctor in the family—or at least someone with a fundamental understanding of medical concepts—remains invaluable. Completing an #MBBS not only opens numerous opportunities for an advanced career in the healthcare sector but also equips one with essential knowledge that can save lives within the family or in a close circle in case of dire emergencies. In essence, everyone should strive for basic medical literacy, which can then be supported by healthcare professionals. The value of this knowledge cannot be overstated, as it can make the difference between life and death in critical situations. #mbbs #medical #family #careeradvice #lifeevents #basicmedicalliteracy
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Excited to share that I’ve earned my certificate in Intensive Care Physiotherapy - Orientation (PaCCMan) ICP! This was an incredible course that deepened my understanding of the crucial role physiotherapy plays in the intensive care setting. The knowledge and skills I gained will undoubtedly enhance my ability to provide comprehensive care to patients in critical conditions. #IntensiveCare #Physiotherapy #PaCCMan #Healthcare
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If you're passionate about healthcare and making a difference in critical care, apply for a BSc in OT and Anaesthesia. Gain the practical skills to play a vital role in life-saving operations and procedures. Enrol in BSc. OT and Anaesthesia by clicking on the link in our bio! #TakshashilaUniversity #CareerOpportunity #BScAnaesthesia #AnaesthesiaStudies #OperationTheatreStudies
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I’m a doctor who’s on a mission to keep you out of the ICU → Host of Prevention Over Prescription 🎙 Founder of Solving Healthcare Media & Gyata Nutrition | Speaker | Best-Selling Author | Order my book! 🔗⬇️
Physiotherapists are underappreciated in the medical field. Here's why I say that. ⍗ I was involved in this case with a trauma patient years ago. We'll call him DJ. DJ ended up, unfortunately, paraplegic but as a multidisciplinary team... we did our best to try and get him off the ventilator and rehabilitated. None of this would have been possible if it weren't for the physiotherapist. And that's why I say this is such an underappreciated discipline in the medical field but so important. DJ was heavily reliant on our Physio's. He was trach'd And dependent on trying to clear his secretions... Because of that, the chest physio was everything. But unfortunately, we were in the era of healthcare cuts, and we moved into a long weekend and DJ didn't get his chest physio. And I imagine the folks who work in the ICU can guess what happened next. He gets a mucus plug and gets pneumonia, and all that work we had done to try and get him rehabilitated is reversed. Now we're three steps back because of our lack of insight and forward-thinking in saying: "We need to invest in our allied health. These are the people who are getting our patients out of hospital and out of the ICU." I felt that way then, I still feel that way now. What's your take? Do you feel similarly? If so hit that repost button and spread this message further. ♻️ #healthcare #health #hospitals #doctors #leadership
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GMC regulation of physician associates and anaesthesia associates to begins - #FitnesstoPractise News The General Medical Council (GMC) will begin regulating physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs) from Friday, 13 December. https://buff.ly/41BRFZQ
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In the world of medicine, the power of a good doctor's comforting and reassuring words should never be underestimated. While medications and treatments are essential in healing the body, the impact of a doctor's empathy, understanding, and encouragement can often be just as significant in the recovery process. 👩🏻⚕️ #WorkHealthcare #HealthcareProfessionals #HealthcareJobs #Hiring #UK #GP #DentalJobs #JobSearch #JobTrend #UKNews
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I’m a doctor who’s on a mission to keep you out of the ICU → Host of Prevention Over Prescription 🎙 Founder of Solving Healthcare Media & Gyata Nutrition | Speaker | Best-Selling Author | Order my book! 🔗⬇️
Physiotherapists are so underappreciated in the medical field. Here's why I say that. I was involved in this case with a trauma patient one time. We'll call him DJ. DJ ended up, unfortunately, paraplegic but as a multidisciplinary team... we did our best to try and get him off the ventilator and rehabilitated. If it weren't for the physiotherapist none of this would have been possible. And that's why I say this is such an underappreciated discipline in the medical field but at the same time, so important. DJ was heavily reliant on our Physio's. He was trach'd And dependent on trying to clear his secretions—because of that, the chest physio was everything. But unfortunately, we were in the era of healthcare cuts, and we moved into a long weekend and DJ didn't get his chest physio. The folks who work in the ICU can guess what happened next. He got a mucus plug and ended up with pneumonia, and all that work we had done to try and get him rehabilitated was reversed. Now we were three steps back because of our lack of insight and forward-thinking in saying: "We need to invest in our allied health. These are the people who are getting our patients out of hospital and out of ICU." I felt that way then 👉🏾 I feel that way now. Do you agree? Hit repost ⇒ ♻️ And tell me what you think in the comments below. ↓ #healthcare #health #hospitals #doctors #leadership
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