Physiotherapy

Supporting patients in their recovery from injury, illness or surgical procedure

Patients come first

The physiotherapy departments use a holistic approach to meet the individual needs of their patients.

As part of a wider multidisciplinary teams, they work collaboratively to maximise patient outcomes and experience.

Your career routes

Physiotherapy services support a range of specialties, offering numerous opportunities to develop your career within Circle Health Group.

Whether you are a new graduate looking to broaden your experience or an experienced clinician looking to specialise within the field of physiotherapy.

Alternatively we are able to offer a route to become a registered practitioner through the physiotherapy degree apprenticeship, allowing to you train while you work.

View the career path for more information.

Routes for Scotland and Wales

Funding for apprenticeships is a devolved matter in Scotland and Wales. This means access to development opportunities may differ depending on you where you live. Where there are differences, we have mapped these within the career pathway.

Aspiring healthcare professionals can be supported to complete a level 3 (SCQF level 6) course for healthcare assistants, depending on the restrictions of the funding available at the time. Scottish funding is managed through local colleges and universities, and the student services team can support you with guidance with routes to nursing.

People interested in imaging opportunities should explore local bursary opportunities or speak to student services for further guidance. Wales currently offer a bursary scheme and Scotland Awards Agency Scotland support routes to nursing in Scotland.