Physiotherapist

365 Cancer Prevention SocietySingaporemycareersfuturepublished 08/18/2026
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Purpose of Job:

Work closely with the Allied Health Services Team in screening physical needs and care coordination.

Promote physical well-being and cancer-preventive lifestyle among the public.

Plan and develop community outreach programmes and cancer education workshops.

Connect clients with cancer to relevant resources and aid beyond 365CPS where appropriate.

Key responsibility areas:

Rehabilitation

Conduct comprehensive assessments of clients to determine their physical needs and limitations.

Develop individualised treatment plans to address pain management, mobility, strength, functional limitations and help clients regain independence, enhancing their quality of life.

Use various therapeutic techniques, such as exercise, manual therapy and modalities.

Monitor and document clients’ progress and modify treatment plans as necessary.

Stay updated on the latest research and advancements in physiotherapy.

Physical Well-being Advocacy

Create educational material about maintaining physical well-being through marketing collaterals, e.g., quarterly newsletter, blog posts, etc.

Plan, develop and conduct educational programs, workshops (exercise classes) and public talks.

Referral & External Stakeholder Liaison

Refer clients to relevant information or resources specific to their needs, including referral to healthcare professionals where appropriate.

Collaborate and work closely with the clinical team to provide comprehensive care.

Experience:

Minimum 1-3 years of experience as a Physiotherapist with a valid Practicing Certificate

Experience in working with cancer patients or in relevant clinical settings would be an advantage.

Experience in congestive manual lymphedema drainage would be an advantage.

Qualifications:

Recognised Diploma/Degree in Physiotherapy or pass the MOH Qualifying Examination.

Registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) Singapore.