Physiotherapist in Lleida

Are you looking to take a leap in your professional career as a Physiotherapist in a warm, human, and top-tier care environment? We offer you an excellent opportunity to join a leading residential center dedicated to the comprehensive care of the elderly. If you are passionate about improving the autonomy, mobility, and quality of life of users through personalized therapeutic programs and are looking for stability within a committed interdisciplinary team, we want to meet you!

As the center's Physiotherapist, you will integrate into the care team, carrying out the following responsibilities:

• Initial and follow-up functional assessment: evaluate the motor capacity, balance, gait, and level of dependency of each resident.
• Individualized treatment plans: design and apply therapies oriented toward the maintenance or recovery of mobility, fall prevention, and chronic pain relief.
• Group physiotherapy and psychomotricity workshops: lead active mobility sessions, geronto-gymnastics, and collective functional maintenance.

• Post-surgical and neurological rehabilitation: attend to recoveries following traumatological interventions (fractures, prostheses) and sequelae of cerebrovascular events.

• Ergonomic advice and assistive products: prescribe and supervise the use of technical aids (walkers, wheelchairs, canes) and train the nursing assistant team in safe mobilization techniques.
• Interdisciplinary coordination: work hand in hand with the medical, nursing, occupational therapy, and psychology teams to ensure continuous and coordinated care.

• Training: Degree or Diploma in Physiotherapy (duly accredited title if applicable).
• Professional registration: be registered with the corresponding Official College of Physiotherapists (current registration).
• Experience: a minimum of 1 year of previous experience in the socio-sanitary, geriatric, or functional rehabilitation field will be valued (also open to motivated profiles with a vocation for geriatrics).
• Personal competencies: empathy, patience, excellent communication skills, a vocation for service, and a solid capacity for teamwork.

• Job stability: permanent contract in a solid and leading care entity in the territory.
• Schedule flexibility: possibility to adapt the working day (full-time or part-time employment depending on the professional's availability/interest) with organized shifts that facilitate work-life balance.
• Compensation package: in accordance with the collective agreement.
• Collaborative work climate: integration into a consolidated, close-knit multidisciplinary team with a strong sense of human care.
• Continuous development: opportunities for ongoing training in advanced socio-sanitary physiotherapy and geriatrics techniques.