Physiotherapist Band 6
Total Assist Recruitment
ScotlandView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)
Salary
£35.00 an hour
Contract
Not specified
Hours
Not specified
Closing date
17 December 2026
33 days leftIn plain English
What this job actually involves
The role is a temporary (locum) physiotherapist working with older adults in community rehab. It suits experienced Band 6 physiotherapists who can travel to sites in Scotland.
What you'll need
- Band 6 physiotherapy experience with older people
- Experience in community rehabilitation settings
- Experience in NHS Scotland is a plus
- Must have a full driving licence and your own car
- No accommodation provided on the job
- NHS Fife will not pay for mileage
How to boost your chances
- Highlight any Band 6 work with older patients on your CV
- Mention your driving licence and car availability early
- Check how you will cover travel costs since mileage isn’t paid
- If you’re not already, ensure you’re on the HCPC register
- Gather references from recent community rehab roles
- Apply quickly as locum posts can fill fast
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Job description
We are currently recruiting for an exciting Locum Physiotherapist Band 6
- Specialist Band 6 experience in working with mainly older people.
- Community rehab setting.
- Working in NHS Scotland would be beneficial.
- Must be a driver and have own car.
- No accommodation.
- NHS Fife do not contribute to business mileage.
How to apply
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Provenance
Source
Reed
First seen
24 September 2026
Last checked
14 November 2026
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About the employer
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