UKM Universitätsklinikum Münster | Germany | 48xxx Münster | Temporary contract | Part time - flexible / Full time | Published since: 06.01.2026 on stepstone.de
Physiotherapist Team Neuromedicine (m/f/d)
Physiotherapist (gn*) Team Neuromedicine Limited to 1 year with possibility of extension | Gerne as a place next to study | In parttime with 12 hours of week | Remuneration according to TV-L | Team Neuromedicine | Central institution Therapeutic health professions | We're the UKM. We have a clear social mission and special responsibility with the connection of medical care, research and teaching. In order to meet our high standards every day, we look forward to your medical expertise in the Center for Therapeutic Health Professionals. In a pleasant working atmosphere, characterised by collegial, interprofessional and value-estimating cooperation, we are engaged in the medical care of the patients entrusted to us, which we develop through curiosity, innovation and research and provide our knowledge to others. Our focus is on the optimal care of these patients and the continuous improvement of therapeutic concepts – best with you! “The work in the Team Neuromedicine of the UKM means treating many exciting neurological diseases in a large interprofessional team according to the current state of science. The focus is on therapies at the Stroke Unit and the neurological intensive care unit as well as the treatment of typical neurological diseases such as Parkinson, Multiple Sclerosis and Epilepsy. Thanks to the flexible design of the site, a study can be very well connected to the practical work on patients in the neurological field. The work with us in the team is characterised by mutual helpfulness, support and harmonious cooperation. ‘ A. Better // Physiotherapeutin
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Represent the movement-therapeutic perspective in an interprofessional therapeutic team Independent planning and implementation of physiotherapeutic diagnosis and therapy according to the latest findings of science and research in neurological and neurosurgery medicine Application and development of therapeutic methods in prevention, curation, rehabilitation and palliation (evidence-based practice) Advice from patients:inside and their relatives Creating, implementing and applying therapeutic treatment paths, treatment manuals and supply concepts Cooperation in the implementation of studies, projects and the development of cross-disciplinary concepts Possibility to write the Bachelor thesis in operation Self-employed work on weekends and holidays
Completed training as physiotherapist*in Teamability and empathy Interest in interprofessional cooperation Comprehensive basic knowledge in physiotherapy Clinical Reasoning Skills Joy in the innovative combination of new treatment paths, team processes and team formation Interest in neurologic and neurosurgery Active participation in training events Ready for weekend and holiday services
Possibility to establish new forms of therapy and actively participate in the design of the therapy In the organization of your working day, you enjoy a lot of freedom with us, for example in your own appointment coordination Very high interprofessionality Possibility of a non-binding hospitation CONDITIONS: Flexible working day With design possibilities Varied Non-committal hospitation Further advantages
Location
 | UKM Universitätsklinikum Münster | |
| 48149 Münster | ||
| Germany |
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