The Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability is a non-profit medical charity, and a hospital and home, based in Putney, South West London. We provide both short and long-term specialist services (assessment, rehabilitation, and disability management) for adults with profound or complex disabilities resulting from damage to the brain or nervous system. Through these services, which are enhanced by a funded research programme, we seek to enable people with profound Neuro-disability to enjoy an optimal quality of life.

We are looking for temporary workers to join our team at The Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability. This role involves working across a range of specialist units including the Brain Injury Service, Neuro-behavioural Rehabilitation Unit, Ventilator Unit, Specialist Nursing Home and Huntington’s Disease Unit. You will act as support practitioner to the therapy service as part of an interdisciplinary team. You will be required to prepare and administer therapeutic programmes under the direction of qualified  Therapists.

 

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is interested in a career in therapy to gain some clinical experience in adult neuro-rehabilitation and palliative care.

 

Here at the RHN we live and breathe our four core values also known as “The Putney Way” which are:

 

For further information on this role, please read the attached Job description to this advert. If you believe, you are suited for this role and will fit in well with the RHN family please feel free to contact our Recruitment Team on recruitment@rhn.org.uk.

 

**Candidates applying for a role at the Royal Hospital for Neuro Disability will be expected to have received their vaccination against the coronavirus strain (COVID19)   as part of our pre-employment process before commencing employment at the RHN. Please let us know if you have not managed to arrange to receive the vaccine via other channels yet, as we are able to arrange the administration of the vaccine within the hospital. Please note that if you have a medical reason as to why you are not able to have the vaccine or you have any questions on the vaccination, please feel free to contact recruitment@rhn.org.uk**