Physiotherapist

About TBI Health Group

Established in 2001 with the mission to aid individuals dealing with pain, injuries, or illnesses, TBI Health partnered with Southern Cross in 2016 and is now completely owned by Southern Cross. Together, they strive to provide timely, appropriate support to help clients lead meaningful and fulfilling lives. The company cultivates a supportive workplace focusing on staff wellbeing, growth, and inclusivity, particularly emphasizing commitment to health equity for Māori and a partnership aligned with Te Tiriti principles.

Role Overview

The Wellington Hospital and Community team at TBI Health is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic physiotherapist to join a thriving, collaborative community physiotherapy group. This is a part-time position offering 24 hours weekly, inclusive of Saturday and rostered Sunday shifts, encompassing work in private hospitals and diverse community settings. The role presents a chance to work with experienced clinicians who prioritize person-centered care, professional development, and innovation.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct physiotherapy assessments for private clients and those funded by ACC.
• Deliver patient education, treatment, training, and rehabilitation services across various community environments.
• Provide physiotherapy and manual handling training for staff within aged care facilities and private hospitals.
• Offer physiotherapy services to private and ACC patients in private hospital settings such as Boulcott and Southern Cross.
• Contribute actively to expanding TBI Health's community assessment and rehabilitation offerings in the Wellington area.

Team and Reporting

You will be part of a supportive team comprising vestibular and community physiotherapists, occupational therapists, neuropsychologists, a team leader, and management. Reporting is to the Wellington Hospital and Community Services Manager. Administration and documentation duties can be performed remotely with flexible arrangements throughout the Wellington region.

Benefits and Career Growth

• Provision of mobile phone and laptop for work purposes.
• Competitive remuneration package.
• Opportunities to advance into supervisory, training, and quality assurance roles.
• Annual allowance to support career development activities such as conferences and postgraduate education.
• Access to extensive internal training programs supporting professional growth.
• Training sessions dedicated to incorporating Māori tikanga into clinical practice.
• Subsidised Southern Cross Health Insurance for employees working 20 or more hours weekly.
• Company-wide recognition and reward initiatives.
• Birthday leave entitlement (conditional on employment of 20+ hours per week).
• Annual Wellbeing Allowance of NZD 250 for qualifying employees.

Qualifications and Personal Attributes

• Genuine interest in hospital and community rehabilitation fields.
• Strong motivation, positive attitude, and commitment to clinical excellence.
• Excellent organizational and communication capabilities.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
• Dedication to providing exceptional customer service and ongoing professional development.
• Current New Zealand practicing certificate, professional body membership, and indemnity insurance.
• Valid New Zealand driver's licence and reliable private vehicle, as travel between locations is required (travel expenses reimbursed as per policy).
• Bachelor’s degree or higher qualification in physiotherapy.

Application Information

Applicants should submit a cover letter and apply by the 30th of August 2026. All applications will be treated with complete confidentiality. Early applications are encouraged as the position may be closed prior to the deadline. Contact the Lower North Island Regional Manager Suba Len at the provided number or email for additional information or informal discussions. TBI Health welcomes applicants from diverse backgrounds and supports candidates through the interview process.