• To provide high-quality and evidence-based physiotherapy services to patients in the outpatient department and inpatient wards. • Assess, diagnose, and administer appropriate treatment to patients with various musculoskeletal conditions, presenting movement disorders and physical disabilities. • · Assess rehabilitation needs and recommend appropriate interventions for all patients, attending outpatient clinics and inpatient wards. • · Asses for the need, prescribe and train proper use of orthotics and assistive devices based on individual patient requirements. • · Develop and implement individualized treatment plans for all physiotherapy patients, attending outpatient department and in patient wards. • · Recommend appropriate referrals for further specialized management and screening, to Physiotherapy patients requiring transfers and other specialized services. • · Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including medical officers, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, for holistic management of patients under their care. • · Provide education and evidence-based information on injury prevention, health promotion, and occupational hazard management to both patients and staff where required. • · Maintain accurate records and documentation for Physiotherapy patient • assessments, treatment plans, and progression at ROTOM Health Center • · Provide prompt caseload management and follow up on discharged physiotherapy patients, ensuring continued case monitoring. • · Participate in continuous professional development to stay updated on best • healthcare practices. • · Participate in all healthcare outreaches organized by ROTOM Health centres as may be required by the healthcare manager. • · Provide monthly clinic reports on patient attendances, income and supplies of the Physiotherapy department. • · Any other duties as may be assigned by the supervisor from time to time.

• Bachelors Degree in Physiotherapy. • · Current registration certificate and practicing license from Uganda Allied Health Professionals Council. • . Communication Skills: Physiotherapists need to effectively communicate with patients to explain treatment plans, exercises, and progress. Active listening and the ability to understand a patient’s concerns are also crucial. • · Empathy and Compassion: Patients seeking physiotherapy often experience pain and emotional distress. Demonstrating empathy and compassion can build trust and improve patient engagement. • · Problem-Solving Skills: Physiotherapists need to analyze patient conditions, develop tailored treatment plans, and adapt their approach as needed. This requires strong problem-solving abilities and critical thinking. • · Clinical Expertise: A solid understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and physiotherapy techniques is essential. This includes knowledge of manual therapy, exercise prescription, and other therapeutic modalities. • · Interpersonal Skills: Physiotherapists work closely with patients, so strong interpersonal skills are vital. This includes being approachable, motivating, and able to build rapport with individuals from diverse backgrounds. • · Organization and Time Management: Physiotherapists often manage multiple patients and appointments. Excellent organizational and time management skills are necessary to prioritize tasks and ensure efficient patient care. • · Teamwork Skills: Physiotherapists frequently collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and occupational therapists. Effective teamwork is essential for coordinated patient care. • · Adaptability and Flexibility: Physiotherapists need to be adaptable and flexible to adjust treatment plans based on patient progress and changing circumstances. • · Continuous Learning: The field of physiotherapy is constantly evolving, so physiotherapists should be committed to lifelong learning and staying updated on the latest research and techniques. • Personal Attributes • · Physical Stamina and Dexterity: The job requires physical exertion, including assisting patients with exercises and using manual therapy techniques. Strong physical stamina and dexterity are important for performing these tasks effectively