Role: myotherapist or remedial therapist
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The three goals we strive to achieve for Pain Free Fitness employees:
Pain Free Fitness closely combines soft tissue therapy with exercise therapy to deliver long term pain reduction strategies for our clients. Our clients are active people, regular gym-goers and amateur sportspeople, so understanding their biomechanical patterns is key to providing an outstanding service that quickly relieves symptoms and prevents recurrence.
We are looking for a therapist to be a significant part of our small team, taking ownership of the role and responsibility for the ongoing care of their clients. They will be keen to learn about the relationship between movement and pain, and how biomechanical analysis can be used to enhance rehabilitation through joint manipulation, exercise and technique modification. Our new team member will love to be in the gym (personal interest in fitness is essential for this role) and will enjoy the freedom of working with clients in both the clinic and on the gym floor.
Our new team member will thrive in a small team environment, and enjoy being a part of the close community at Dolphins Fitness and Aquatic Centre. They will be encouraged to develop their own ‘niche within our niche’, and supported to develop in-depth knowledge in their area and the fast growth of a client base that they can enjoy each day. We also support our team with regular in-house training sessions to develop expertise across a range of skills.
Work hours are negotiable, starting with two days per week and growing to as many hours as they would like. We have the capacity to fast-track bookings, so more hours can be filled quickly.
To apply for this position, please complete the form below and we will email you the job description. You will need to send us your full CV and a one page cover letter outlining how your knowledge, experience and interest relates to the role.
- Workload management to prevent physical fatigue and promote a sustainable career as a soft tissue therapist
- Support to identify and promote your chosen area of interest and to work with more of your ‘favourite clients’
- Emphasis on up-skilling and endorsement as a reputable therapist with specialist expertise in the suburbs around the clinic.
Pain Free Fitness closely combines soft tissue therapy with exercise therapy to deliver long term pain reduction strategies for our clients. Our clients are active people, regular gym-goers and amateur sportspeople, so understanding their biomechanical patterns is key to providing an outstanding service that quickly relieves symptoms and prevents recurrence.
We are looking for a therapist to be a significant part of our small team, taking ownership of the role and responsibility for the ongoing care of their clients. They will be keen to learn about the relationship between movement and pain, and how biomechanical analysis can be used to enhance rehabilitation through joint manipulation, exercise and technique modification. Our new team member will love to be in the gym (personal interest in fitness is essential for this role) and will enjoy the freedom of working with clients in both the clinic and on the gym floor.
Our new team member will thrive in a small team environment, and enjoy being a part of the close community at Dolphins Fitness and Aquatic Centre. They will be encouraged to develop their own ‘niche within our niche’, and supported to develop in-depth knowledge in their area and the fast growth of a client base that they can enjoy each day. We also support our team with regular in-house training sessions to develop expertise across a range of skills.
Work hours are negotiable, starting with two days per week and growing to as many hours as they would like. We have the capacity to fast-track bookings, so more hours can be filled quickly.
To apply for this position, please complete the form below and we will email you the job description. You will need to send us your full CV and a one page cover letter outlining how your knowledge, experience and interest relates to the role.