Gynaecology Physiotherapist

Advanced Practitioner – Physiotherapist – Women’s Health Advanced Clinical Physiotherapy Role – Women’s Health Permanent, Part‑time position (2 FTE, 40 hours/week per FTE) Te Whatu Ora Health – New Zealand Waitematā About the Role We are looking for Advanced Clinicians in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy to join our Women’s Health service to deliver expert care and to support women affected by conditions such as urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and pelvic pain. This role will focus on providing first‑specialist pelvic‑health assessments and physiotherapy treatment options for selected patients with the aim of improving access and reducing wait times to assessment, effective treatment pathway identification and enhancing clinical outcomes and experiences for patients. Embedded within our collaborative Women’s Health interdisciplinary team which includes Women’s Health Consultants and Clinical Nurse Specialists you will work to ensure care is accessible, well‑coordinated and tailored to each woman’s needs. You will contribute to developing Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and Women’s Health services at Waitematā. Key Responsibilities Provide expert pelvic health physiotherapy assessment and intervention to women with pelvic health presentations Collaborate closely with urology, gynaecology, colorectal surgeons, Clinical Nurse Specialists, and Allied Health colleagues. Lead and contribute to service development, quality improvement, audit, and research. Work autonomously as well as within a team of experienced physiotherapists. Mentor, supervise, and support physiotherapists and students. Model patient‑centred and culturally safe practice, upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles. What We Offer Provision of Professional Supervision: Regular, structured professional supervision to support reflective practice and clinical growth. Professional Development: opportunities for professional development, access to in‑house career development with regular in‑service training to help you achieve your career goals. Team Support: Collaboration with the wider Physiotherapy and Allied Health team, including the Clinical Leader (CL) and Professional & Clinical Leader (PCL) Flexible work options, combining remote, outpatient, and hospital‑based care. Regular monthly supervision and work perks. About You New Zealand registered Physiotherapist with a current Annual Practising Certificate (APC). At least 6 years post‑registration experience, including 2+ years in female pelvic health. Excellent clinical assessment skills, with the confidence to think on your feet and communicate clearly. Proven ability to lead and mentor within an interdisciplinary team, with experience in collaboration, service development, quality improvement, and leadership. Demonstrated commitment to equity, trauma‑informed care, and empowering patients and their whanau in recovery. Job Reference WDHB21811 Closing Date: 4 August 2026 #J-18808-Ljbffr