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Physiotherapie

Physiotherapy: Physiotherapist (m/f/d)

Vienna, Austria 

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Your profile:

  • A degree in physiotherapy (m/f/d) in accordance with the MTD Act, including registration in the register of healthcare professionals
  • You are committed, empathetic and enjoy working with children and young people
  • Good knowledge of German; additional language skills are an advantage
  • You enjoy working in a team and value interdisciplinary collaboration
  • Willingness for continuous professional development and further training

Your tasks:

  • Carry out physiotherapy treatments independently in accordance with the doctor's prescription and the individual needs of the patient
  • Creation and adaptation of therapy and exercise plans to promote mobility, reduce pain and improve function
  • Counselling and guidance for patients and relatives to support the success of therapy
  • Close cooperation with doctors, therapists and other specialists in an interdisciplinary team
  • Documentation of the therapy process and the patient's state of health

We offer:

  • Varied field of activity in a future-oriented organisation
  • Dynamic and team-oriented company
  • Interesting varied activities with personal responsibility
  • Flexible working on a full-time or part-time basis - your work-life balance and individual needs are important to us!
  • No night shifts
  • Very good public transport connections
  • Further education and training opportunities
  • Employment with 14 monthly salaries
  • 24.12. and 31.12. are non-working days
  • Appropriate remuneration for this position of €45,000 gross per annum on a full-time basis. Depending on experience and qualifications, there is a willingness to overpay.

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€ 45.000

Annual gross salary

  • Location Vienna
  • Part-time
  • Immediately or by arrangement
  • Without personnel responsibility
  • Category: Psychology & Therapy

Depending on experience and qualifications, there is a willingness to overpay.

Do you have any questions?

Esther Böcskör, B.A.

HR Generalist

  • bewerbung@centorva.at
  • + 43 660 1894008

We value diversity and welcome all applications

Regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, disability, age, sexual orientation and identity!

About us:

The paediatric outpatient clinic in Margareten is a modern facility in Vienna that provides holistic medical and therapeutic care for children and adolescents. A multi-professional team, including general practitioners, treats 200-300 patients every day and offers medical treatment as well as therapies and social support. The culturally sensitive approach with 14 languages and the continuous opening hours - including weekends and public holidays - are particularly noteworthy.

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Physiotherapy - improving mobility, pain relief and quality of life

Physiotherapy is an essential part of modern healthcare and focuses on restoring, maintaining and promoting physical mobility and function. It is aimed at people of all ages and is used for acute complaints as well as chronic illnesses or after injuries and operations. The aim of physiotherapy is to alleviate pain, improve mobility and promote independence in everyday life.

A central area of physiotherapy is the treatment of musculoskeletal complaints. These include back and neck pain, joint problems, muscle tension and poor posture. Targeted exercises, manual techniques and customised therapy plans are used to improve movement sequences and correct incorrect loads. The focus is always on the entire body in order to achieve long-term success.

Physiotherapy also plays a crucial role in the healing process after operations or injuries. It supports the reconstruction of muscles, promotes blood circulation and helps to restore original mobility. Patients are gradually guided back to their usual activities, which helps to avoid complications and speed up recovery.

Another important aspect of physiotherapy is prevention. Through targeted exercises and training, patients learn to perceive their bodies better and avoid overloading them. Topics such as ergonomics in the workplace, correct posture in everyday life and health-promoting exercise take centre stage. The aim is to prevent complaints and maintain physical health in the long term.

Physiotherapy comprises various treatment methods, including active movement therapy, manual therapy, respiratory therapy and physical measures such as heat or cold applications. Each therapy is individually tailored to the patient's needs and goals. Close collaboration between therapist and patient is crucial to the success of the treatment.

In addition to the physical level, physiotherapy also takes psychosocial factors into account. Pain and restricted movement often have an impact on general well-being. Through a combination of exercise, motivation and personalised support, physiotherapy helps to restore confidence in your own body and improve your quality of life in the long term.

To summarise, physiotherapy offers a holistic and effective way to treat complaints, promote mobility and ensure long-term health. Whether for rehabilitation, prevention or therapy - it is an indispensable part of an active and healthy lifestyle.

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