Physiotherapy Techician

Key Responsibilities and Duties

A. Patient Care and Assistance

• Assist physiotherapists in preparing patients for physiotherapy treatments.

• Assist patients with basic exercises and rehabilitation activities as instructed by physiotherapists.

• Provide support and reassurance to patients throughout their treatment sessions.

• Ensure patients' comfort, dignity, and safety during therapy.

B. Equipment and Treatment Preparation

• Prepare and set up physiotherapy equipment and treatment areas before sessions.

• Ensure equipment is functioning properly and report any defects or malfunctions.

• Clean, disinfect, and maintain physiotherapy equipment after use.

• Ensure adequate supplies of treatment materials and consumables.

C. Department Operations

• Assist with patient scheduling and preparation for therapy sessions.

• Maintain cleanliness and organization of the physiotherapy treatment areas.

• Ensure treatment rooms and equipment are ready for daily operations.

• Assist in managing patient flow and directing patients to the appropriate treatment areas.

• Support administrative tasks such as filing, documentation, and maintaining patient records where required.

D. Safety and Infection Control

• Comply with infection prevention and control policies.

• Follow workplace health and safety procedures.

• Ensure proper handling and storage of physiotherapy equipment.

• Report incidents, hazards, and patient safety concerns to the supervising physiotherapist.

• Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with healthcare regulations.

E. Teamwork and Communication

• Work closely with physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals.

• Communicate patient concerns or changes in condition to the supervising physiotherapist.

• Perform other duties assigned by the supervisor or department manager.

3. Job Requirements and Qualifications

• Diploma and above in healthcare, physiotherapy assistance, or a related field is an advantage.

• Previous experience in a healthcare, rehabilitation, or physiotherapy setting is preferred.

• Basic computer literacy and documentation skills.

• Good communication and interpersonal skills.

• Physically fit and able to assist patients with mobility and transfers.

• Patient, caring, responsible, and able to work in a team.