CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
'Rehab is key not just to good recovery but to prevention of future demand on the NHS.' 👏
@wesstreeting on the importance of rehab in making the NHS work, in response to a question by physiotherapist @RachaelMaskell MP.
#RightToRehab
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
If you or someone you know has medical equipment you are no longer using, make sure you return it and help the NHS to help others.
The equipment will be assessed, then reused for someone else or correctly recycled.
Contact 01325524531 or email [email protected]
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
Have your say and share the ideas you have for change.
Help us shape the future of the NHS. ➡️ change.nhs.uk

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CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
🎉It’s #AHPsDay 2024🎉
A very happy #AHPsDay to each and every #AHP whether registrant, support worker or student.
Thank you for your dedication, passion and innovation, making a difference every day.
#AHPs definitely deliver!
@WeAHPs @NHSEngland #AHPsDeliver
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
Looking forward to being part of the celebrations for our amazing AHPs today @CDDFTNHS @Nelson3Louise @FeeLowrie
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
Our AHP Therapy Professional Leads celebrating #AHPsDay2024 @CDDFTNHS 💙
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
Happy AHP day to all our wonderful AHP’s at CDDFT. We have had a fabulous day celebrating all things AHP’s. Here are our lovely physio’s Becca & Gary sharing knowledge on deconditioning and RACI 🩺🩻🛌🚶🏻♂️🚶♀️
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
🚨 We're hiring! Join CDDFT Wheelchair Services at our open evening July 25 4-6pm at Sedgefield Community Hospital. Learn about roles like Wheelchair Stock Controller (Band 3), Specialist (Band 6) & Advanced Therapist (Band 7). Email [email protected] to attend! #HealthcareJobs
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Come and join us at Durham! 😁
RIP Rob burrows sending all our love to your family especially your incredible physio wife who has cared for you with the upmost love 💕💕💕#robburrows
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
Replying to @NENCAHPs
An opportunity for you and/or your patients to be involved with research led by @SamHarry_lung
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
Meet physiotherapist Pete 👋
He loves that every day is different and every patient's needs are different.
🗣️Pete said: I've got a career path here. I've got opportunities and I get to feedback as well and my input is valued which is brilliant."
#NationalCareersWeek #NCW24
CDDFT Adult Physio retweeted
We have a great opportunity for an AHP with experience in Urgent or Primary care to come and join our AHP department - get in touch if you would like to hear more and come and have a look around @NENCAHPs @SouthTees @NEAmbulance @NTeesHpoolNHSFT 😊 tuwpapps.tees.ac.uk/trent22l…
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And finally come and join us as one of our expanding FCP roles in Chester le street PCN. This would suit someone interested in working in primary care supporting patients with relatively recent injuries or flare ups of msk problems
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Come and join us at the university hospital of north Durham as one of our expanding team of Associate practitioner. You will carry out independent assessments and progress rehabilitation of medical patients supported and working as part of the wider team.
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Come and join us at darlington memorial hospital as part of our MDT Rehab after critical illness team (RaCI) you will be our associate practitioner working across the therapies to support patients on their pathway after a critical illness.
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Come and join our brilliant MSK team as an advanced physiotherapist, you will be part of our integrated MSK team assessing, guiding and rehabilitating patients who have self-referred, been seen by their GP or following orthopaedic trauma/surgery























