Loz the Physio

***JOB OPPORTUNITY***

Hey guys, there’s currently a full-time Physiotherapy position available at my clinic!

This is an excellent opportunity to work side by side with myself and to be part of an excellent and dynamic team!

If you or anyone you may know may be interested, PM me!

LMB x

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As Perth, W.A. continues to experience full lockdown, physiotherapists remain closed for face-to-face appointments, but Telehealth is encouraged and allowed.

Physiotherapy clinics are currently providing "Physio by video" which is online video consultations and rehabilitation using our Telehealth software. Research has shown that online provision of physiotherapy services is still very effective and safe by Telehealth. Research has also shown that diagnosis and assessment of your condition is just as accurate with Telehealth!

The Australian Physiotherapy Association has urged the Health Minister to reconsider the extent to which allied health services have been restricted and requested that face-to-face consults be allowed for patients requiring urgent physiotherapy care or those whose needs are likely to escalate if they can't be seen by their physiotherapist.

If anyone needs any advice in regards to their physiotherapy treatment, do not hesitate to PM me. Telehealth can always be offered and discussed.

LMB x

Hey guys,

A HUGE thank you to all of you who attended "Bridging the Gap" last week!

I can't wait until we present "Bridging the Gap Part 2", once you've all started work and we can put this information into practice!

Now here's what I need from ALL of you (email or PM me):

For newly graduates physiotherapists, what do YOU want to experience more of to increase your confidence in delivering the best service to your patients? (eg. information evenings, day courses, half day courses, 1 on 1 mentoring/shadowing with patients etc). Think outside the box!

For members of the public who have seen, or desire to see a physiotherapist, what do you want to see in your treatment sessions? What are the things you consider important in a consult and treatment plan? What has frustrated you about your physiotherapy experience? (eg. better communication, treatment planning, more/less hands on treatment/exercise).

The more feedback I receive, the more I can help in creating physiotherapy a positive experience for everyone!