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Posted 19 July, 2026

Inpatient Acute - Staff Grade Physiotherapist

New Zealand Government
Auckland, AUK, NZ Full Time
Reference: 29401e2e7e0c273e

Job Description

Role Overview Permanent part‑time (approx. 24 hrs/week) Physiotherapist with a focus on inpatient and acute care. The role is currently 0.6–0.8 FTE, with potential to increase to full‑time. You will work within an inter‑disciplinary team providing excellent patient care across medical wards and the ED/ADU. Responsibilities Provide high‑standard physiotherapy care to a variety of patient groups within an inpatient setting. Lead and mentor junior staff and supervise student clinicians. Participate in service delivery and quality improvement projects. Collaborate with clinical coaches and senior clinicians to support your professional development. Maintain credentialing for weekend work – required to work 3 weekend days on a 3‑month roster. Qualifications New Zealand Professional Registration. Valid APC2+ years of recent inpatient experience. Demonstrated ability to lead, support, and supervise junior staff and students. Strong clinical assessment skills, excellent communication, and fast‑thinking. Benefits & Support Support from clinical coaches and senior clinicians. Opportunities for professional development through in‑services, training and education. In‑house career development and regular in‑services. Networking with allied health leaders and senior staff across the organisation. Fun, supportive environment within a hardworking team. About the Team / Service & Location The acute physiotherapy team works across general medical wards and the ED/ADU. The new purpose‑built inpatient unit Manaaki Hōhonu will open later this year, expanding medical bed capacity and enabling ICU‑level care closer to home. EEO Statement We welcome applications from Māori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities. How to Apply Submit your application through our online careers portal by 28 July 2026. For questions about the role or FTE, contact Alex Denning‑Kemp, Physiotherapy Clinical Lead ([email protected]). Recruitment‑specific queries may be directed to Lissa Crook, Recruitment Consultant ([email protected]). Job reference: WDHB21637. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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