08/04/2026
🚨 We’re Hiring – Physiotherapy Assistant (Shropshire) 🚨
We’re growing at Healthsec Rehab, and we’re looking for someone who wants to make a genuine difference in people’s lives.
This role supports Physiotherapy for our patients with neurological and complex rehabilitation needs, working in the community, in clinic, and in people’s homes.
🕘 Working hours: Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm
💡 Experience is helpful… but not essential.
If you’re:
✔ Compassionate
✔ Hard-working
✔ Reliable
✔ Willing to learn
✔ Comfortable working in a hands-on, supportive role
…then we can train and develop you.
We’re a small, caring, and close-knit team, so it’s important that the right person fits in—someone who’s approachable, supportive and happy to muck in.
We all make the tea, we all tidy up, and we all look out for each other.
There’s also flexibility in the role and a shared understanding that we work together to get the job done properly.
What you’ll be doing:
Supporting rehab programmes and exercises.
Helping people regain independence and confidence.
Working alongside physios and a wider Multi Disciplinary Team.
Making a real impact, every single day.
What you’ll need:
A positive, “can-do” attitude.
Good communication skills.
A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
A clean DBS (or willingness to obtain one).
What we offer:
Competitive salary
Pension
Holiday entitlement
Business mileage payments
Ongoing training and development
A supportive, values-led team
At Healthsec Rehab, we’re proud of our values:
Integrity, compassion, and delivering high-quality care.
If that sounds like you—or someone you know—please get in touch.
Please send in your CV along with a short note on why you feel you’d be a good fit for the role.
Bring the right attitude… we’ll help you build the skills.
📩 contact@health-sec.co.uk
www.healthsec.uk
Healthsec Rehab, clinically led rehabilitation for case-managed clients, private clients, and professional referrers. Delivered in clinic, at home, in the community, and through blended rehabilitation pathways.