Grade 2 Senior Physiotherapist (Oncology & Renal)Pay: CompetitiveLocation: Melbourne/VictoriaEmployment type: Full-TimeJob DescriptionReq#: N6DF9Alfred Health is a leader in healthcare delivery, improvement, research, and education. We serve the inner southeast suburbs of Melbourne, providing ambulatory, inpatient, and community-based services.Opportunity for a Grade 2 Senior Physiotherapist in our Oncology and Renal Services.Position details: Permanent, full-time (80 hrs per fortnight) with monthly ADOs and 5 weeks annual leave.Classification: VB1-VB4.Based at Alfred Site, commencing July 2025.Contribution to weekend service required; flexible hours negotiable.Benefits include staff discounts and more.Department SummaryThe Physiotherapy Department at Alfred Health offers acute and subacute services across various streams, including Intensive Care, Musculoskeletal, Respiratory, PAN, and Sandringham. The department employs over 170 staff and collaborates with universities for clinical education.Position SummaryThe Grade 2 Physiotherapist (Oncology & Renal) develops and provides physiotherapy services to Oncology and Renal Units, supervises students and Grade 1 staff, and contributes to team development through leadership and communication.Qualifications and ExperienceRegistered to practice in Victoria.Advanced knowledge in relevant physiotherapy areas.Ability to manage caseloads and coordinate staff.Experience in supervising students and staff.Strong communication and time management skills.Staff BenefitsSalary packaging and leasing options.Discounted health insurance.Staff parking (subject to availability).Applications close at 11 pm, Sunday, 18 May 2025. For inquiries, contact Claire Boote at 9076 3450.Alfred Health is an equal opportunity employer, encouraging applications from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Vaccination against influenza or a medical exemption is required under current health regulations.About the CompanyThe Alfred Hospital is a leading tertiary teaching hospital in Melbourne, Victoria.
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