Description
Job Summary:
Physiotherapist for a day center, responsible for user assessment and follow-up, interdisciplinary participation, and application of rehabilitative techniques.
Key Highlights:
1. Consolidated and growing socio-healthcare environment
2. Stability for professional development
3. Collaboration in general activities and program development
We are seeking a physiotherapist for a day center in Madrid. Main responsibilities include conducting initial assessments and ongoing follow-up of users, as well as attending to their families. Interdisciplinary meetings are held to coordinate care, and rehabilitative treatments and techniques are applied to maintain or improve the functional capacities of elderly users.
Additionally, departmental materials and equipment are managed, ensuring proper maintenance. Administrative tasks are also included, such as ordering, controlling, and storing daily-use physiotherapy stock. Collaboration in the center’s general activities and in developing specific programs tailored to users’ needs is also required.
The position operates within a consolidated and growing socio-healthcare environment, offering a stable framework for professional development.
A university degree in Physiotherapy completed in Spain—or officially recognized for use in Spanish territory—is required. Prior experience in similar roles will be valued positively, as will submission of a disability certificate indicating a disability level of 33% or higher, a recognized incapacity, or official documentation confirming membership in a vulnerable group.