Physiotherapist

Rehabilitation is more than restoring movement.

It is helping residents rediscover what they can do. It is building confidence and independence through everyday movements. It is making every small achievement meaningful for persons living with dementia.

We think you will enjoy this role if you:

• Look beyond limitations and explore what each resident can achieve
• Take initiative, solve problems creatively and follow through
• Set high standards and continually seek ways to improve care
• Enjoy mentoring others and growing alongside a multidisciplinary team
• Find purpose in working with older persons and persons living with dementi

You will be responsible for:

• Assessing residents’ mobility, strength, balance and functional abilities, and developing individualised rehabilitation plans
• Delivering evidence-based interventions that support mobility, independence and participation in everyday life
• Adapting rehabilitation approaches to residents’ cognition, preferences and changing needs
• Working with the multidisciplinary team to integrate rehabilitation into daily care and meaningful activities
• Supporting falls prevention through assessment, practical recommendations and staff education
• Guiding therapy assistants and equipping care staff with safe, effective techniques
• Tracking outcomes and driving improvements in care, programmes and rehabilitation practices
• Maintaining timely, accurate clinical records and upholding professional standards

What matters most

Strong clinical knowledge, sound judgement and clear communication are essential. Creativity, patience, and a genuine belief in every resident's potential to maintain or regain their abilities matter even more!

We want to hear from you if you are that unique person who:

• believes in empowering residents to remain active, engaged and as independent as possible
• holds a recognised Bachelor's Degree in Physiotherapy
• is registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC), Singapore, with a valid Practising Certificate
• brings 3-5 years of relevant clinical experience, preferably in geriatric, rehabilitation, community or long-term care settings
• has experience in dementia care, falls prevention, restorative care or functional rehabilitation
• is comfortable supervising therapy assistants and supporting team development
• is familiar with interRAI assessments, quality improvement or rehabilitation programme development (an advantage)