Your role as a Physiotherapist
- To provide safe, effective, evidence-based physiotherapy and rehabilitation services that improve patients’ mobility, physical function, independence, pain management, and overall quality of life.
- The Physiotherapist will assess patients, develop and implement individualized treatment plans, monitor clinical progress, educate patients and caregivers, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated, patient-centered care. The role will also contribute to patient satisfaction, continuity of care, appropriate utilization of clinical resources, and sustainable growth of TIBU Health’s physiotherapy services across its clinics.
Key Roles and Responsibilities
- Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis Support
- Physiotherapy Treatment and Rehabilitation
- Patient Education and Experience
- Clinical Documentation and Reporting
- Clinic Operations and Service Delivery
- Collaboration and Referral Management
- Business Development and Service Growth
- Compliance, Professional Development and Accountability
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Physiotherapy from a recognized institution or an equivalent qualification accepted by the relevant Kenyan regulatory authority.
- Valid registration and current practicing authorization from the Physiotherapy Council of Kenya, as applicable.
- Current certification in Basic Life Support or other relevant emergency response training, where required by TIBU Health.
- Additional training in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, sports physiotherapy, neurological rehabilitation, post-operative rehabilitation, or other relevant areas is an added advantage.
- At least two years of relevant clinical physiotherapy experience is desirable.
- Experience in outpatient, ambulatory, multidisciplinary, or private healthcare settings is an advantage.
- Experience with electronic medical records, clinical documentation, appointment management, and patient follow-up is desirable.