Physiotherapist Senior, Urology (Pelvic Health) HSE Community Healthcare West - Mayo & Roscommon

Salary
£59,478 - £70,033
Town/City Rocommon and Mayo
Payment type Unspecified
Region Overseas
Contract type Permanent contract
Closing date
Hours Full-time
Job reference CHW129-PSUPH-2023 - "Physiotherapist Senior, Urology (Pelvic Health), Fisiteiripeoir Sinsearach, Úireolaíocht (Sláinte Peilveach)
Type of employer Private provider
Name of employer Health Service Executive (HSE)
Workplace HSE Community Healthcare West

Other benefits

  • Paid Time-Off for Vacation and Sick Days

  • Retirement Plans

  • Great Location

  • Work/Life Balance

  • Pension Scheme

  • Learning and development opportunities

  • E-Learning & Development Portal

  • Workplace Health & Wellbeing Unit

  • Paternity Leave & Pay

Vacancy details

Location of Post

Community Healthcare West (Galway, Mayo and Roscommon)

There are two posts for Senior Physiotherapist (Urology) available within HSE Community Healthcare West as follows:

One full time post in the Mayo Area

On full time post in the Roscommon Area

A panel may be created for Physiotherapist, Senior Urology (Pelvic Health) from which permanent and specified purpose vacancies of full or part time duration for the post of Physiotherapist Senior, Urology (Pelvic Health) may be filled.

The successful candidate may be required to work in any service area within the vicinity as the need arises.

Informal Enquiries

Mayo

David Mc Grath, Physiotherapy Manager Mayo PCCC david.mcgrath@hse.ie 

Phone: 0872580300

Roscommon

Eileen Kelly, Physiotherapy Manager Roscommon PCCC EileenA.Kelly@hse.ie 

Phone 087 3496016  

Details of service

This role has been created as part of the development of the Continence pathway. The Continence pathway is one of a number of modernised care pathways (MCPs) developed by the National Clinical Programme in Surgery (NCPS) and the HSE as a core component of the transformation of the delivery of scheduled care services.

Sláintecare

The Sláintecare Report (2017) and Sláintecare Implementation Strategy (2018) signal a new direction for the delivery of health and social care services in Ireland with the potential to create a far more sustainable, equitable, cost effective system and one that delivers better value for patients and service users. At its core, the strategy focuses on establishing programmes of work to move to a community-led model, providing local populations with access to a comprehensive range of non-acute services at every stage of their lives. This will enable our healthcare system to provide care closer to home for patients and service users, to be more responsive to needs and deliver better outcomes, with a strong focus on prevention and population health improvement.

 

Internationally, the strategic repositioning of health services is recognised as a better approach to meet the challenges of escalating demand from an ageing population and the prevalence of chronic diseases, while at the same time ensuring better access to care, addressing inequalities in health and delivering sustainability and best value for population health.

 

The enhanced community care model is currently being implemented with specialist teams for management of chronic disease and care of the older persons and public health nursing will play a significant role in this change model. 

 

Urology Model of Care for Ireland (2019) envisages a system of urology care that serves the majority of patients, in the primary care setting, while assuring appropriate clinical governance to support a safe and high quality service. Its implementation in full is necessary for an efficient and economically viable service so that we can improve the access of patients across Ireland to the services they require as they get older.

 

This includes preventative and curative interventions encompassing clinical work, care planning, assessments, reviews, liaison with relevant statutory and voluntary services, and work in both clinical and domiciliary settings. 

Senior Physiotherapists in Urology (Pelvic Health) have specific responsibilities in the area of clinical care, support, training, etc., in the area of urinary and bowel dysfunction.  This work with relevant patient cohorts is essential in optimising physical, social and mental health and well-being of persons with such clinical needs and is an integral post in the Physiotherapy Department in provision of holistic care to eligible patients across the life continuum.

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