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Kinetic Chain Release Tennis Elbow What is Physiotherapy? Whiplash Ankle Sprain, Can Physio Help? Concussion Assessment in Sport Back Pain Is bending bad for your back? Lower back pain – Is it really “Sciatica”? Pilates for Back Pain Sleep Can your pillow be the reason for your neck pain? How to Sleep Better Book Online Contact Us Contact Us Join Physioflexx Stewarton Prestwick 22 Dunlop Street | Stewarton, Ayrshire | KA3 5AT enquiries@physioflexxayrshire.co.uk 01560 483200 Get in touch Your name Your email Your contact number What would you like to enquire about? Book and AppointmentAmmend your AppointmentJoin a Pilates or Yoga ClassBook a Place on a WorkshopBook a Place on a RetreatGeneral Enquiry Further Comments (optional) 10 Boyd Street | Prestwick, Ayrshire | KA9 1JZ enquiries@physioflexxayrshire.co.uk 01292 478828 Get in touch Your name Your email Your contact number What would you like to enquire about? Book and AppointmentAmmend your AppointmentJoin a Pilates or Yoga ClassBook a Place on a WorkshopBook a Place on a RetreatGeneral Enquiry Further Comments (optional) Current Vacancies Lead Physiotherapist Role Full time Lead Physiotherapist required for a private physiotherapy service based in Ayrshire. Established in 2012, Physioflexx is a well-recognised brand with an extensive patient base which continues to expand. Physioflexx is able to offer Physiotherapy appointments in Prestwick & Stewarton and operates on a 6 day per week service. Patient load is predominantly Musculoskeletal; Spinal and Peripheral Joint problems and Orthopaedics. As the lead Physiotherapist for the current team of six Physiotherapists you will be expected to split your working week between our two sites. Duties will include having your own clinical caseload and fulfilling your role as manager. You will have autonomy in developing and growing the team as well as being supported in your own development pathway. To succeed in the role: Must have fulfilled a previous leadership role and have a minimum of 5 years post graduate experience within MSK background Be passionate about clinical excellence Be innovative and develop the Physiotherapy and wellness services. Be a strong team player leading by example and have the ability to motivate and energise the team Have a shared responsibility for patient cases i.e support your team in delivering 100% patient-centred care at all times Must have a flexible working approach Be forward thinking, patient-centred in approach and optimise service delivery Have financial awareness and be pro-active in driving the business forward Be able to update Director on practitioner utilisation and retention statistics Clinical requirements: Excellent manual therapy skills Set and maintain a high standard of clinical practice and encourage other physiotherapists to do likewise To keep abreast of and develop new clinical practices as appropriate Be trained or be willing to train in Physio-led Pilates and Acupuncture Participation in clinical audits and evaluations of the services. Incentives: 28 days holiday/year (inclusive of bank holidays) Funding towards external courses (£500/year) Internal CPD opportunities Regular company social events Private healthcare Bonus scheme Performance bonus Benefits: Company pension Gym membership Wellness programmes This postion is Full-time 40 hours p/week split across both Ayrshire clinics. Full-time / Part-time Physiotherapist We are currently seeking to recruit a full time physiotherapist and one part-time physiotherapist to join our team in order to accommodate our growth. The part-time position would predominantly involve evening and weekend working. Salary Salary is negotiable according to experience (£31,033.60-£35,000.00) Job Description The successful candidate will have:- The ability to manage a clinical caseload effectively, providing assessment and treatment of the highest standard. Excellent communication skills and recognise the importance of building trust and rapport with the patients in their care An enthusiastic, flexible and motivated attitude and approach to the needs within the Practice A commitment to CPD opportunities which will be supported internally and externally by the practice A participative role in the promotion and development of the Practice The ability to work both autonomously as a sole practitioner and as part of a team Person Specification The successful candidate must be:- A chartered physiotherapist with evidence of C.P.D A member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (C.S.P) Registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (H.C.P.C) Knowledgeable of the registered body and H.C.P.C codes and guidelines and their implications for the Practice Acupuncture/Dry Needling and/or Pilates/Yoga Teacher Training would be advantageous Additional pay: Bonus scheme Performance bonus Benefits: Company pension Gym membership Wellness programmes Schedule: 8-hour shift Day shift Monday to Friday Weekends To apply for this role please send your current CV with a covering letter to : Laura McLellan, Practice Manager, lauramphysioflexx@gmail.com Stewarton 22 Dunlop Street Stewarton, Ayrshire KA3 5AT 01560 483200 Prestwick 20 St.Quivox Road Prestwick, Ayrshire KA9 1LJ 01292 478828 Memberships © 2024 Physioflexx Scotland Ltd. 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Menu Our Team Services Acupuncture Pilates Shockwave Therapy Runners Assessment Arran Retreat Flexx Benefit Injection Therapy Services Contact Us Blog Wellbeing Nutrition Recovery after Exercise What is Mental Health? H2O – Why you should drink more water Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD) Caffeine Creating new habits Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise during Pregnancy Gratitude H2O – Why you should drink more water IBS and gut health Is ageing really to blame for pain? Living with Fibromyalgia Nasal Breathing by Diane Chalmers Nutrition Recovery after Exercise Strength and Conditioning Classes Bell’s Palsy Senior fall prevention The Maintenance Programme Taking Care of Yourself at Christmas Home Exercise Programme (HEP) Mobility What is a Muscle Strain? Can I still exercise when I am in pain? Frozen Shoulder Cervicogenic headaches Poor balance Self-mobilisation Hamstring stretching – why you need it in your life ‘ My daily step count story ‘ by Physiotherapist Jennifer Butler “Oh, its a pain in the neck” Can I still exercise when I am in pain? Foot Wedges Footwear for happy feet Frozen Shoulder Hamstring stretching – why you need it in your life Horseriding Exercises Pilates Runners Assessment Running Gait Running resolution The Soleus muscle importance for Runners What is Pilates Achilles tendon injuries Desk Posture Golfers Elbow How to Combat a Sedentary Lifestyle How to reduce your risk of running injuries PFPS (Patellofemoral pain syndrome) Physiotherapy What is pain? Shoulder dislocation Why Do I Feel Worse After A Physio Session? Spiky Ball Part 4 Spiky Ball V5 – neck and suboccipitals What is shockwave? Understanding the ankle joint ACL injury and management Acupuncture Chronic Pain Workshop Chronic Pain: How can we manage it? Kinetic Chain Release Tennis Elbow What is Physiotherapy? Whiplash Ankle Sprain, Can Physio Help? Concussion Assessment in Sport Back Pain Is bending bad for your back? Lower back pain – Is it really “Sciatica”? Pilates for Back Pain Sleep Can your pillow be the reason for your neck pain? How to Sleep Better Book Online Our Team Physiotherapy in Ayrshire can be provided to you by Physioflexx. We offer a professional service that focuses on treating you holistically. Our Physiotherapists are highly qualified and are CSP and HCPC registered. Our team come from a diverse background and have specialised interest in various areas of musculoskeletal therapy. Please find below a short profile of each of our Ayrshire Physiotherapists. Our Mission At Physioflexx our main aim is to provide the highest standard of patient care for all of our patients at all times. We provide a professional infrastructure and environment to aid patient pathway to recovery. Kate Alexander - Company Director/Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC Registered Kate gained her first degree at The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen achieving a 2:1 in Sport & Exercise Science. She then studied Physiotherapy at the Glasgow Caledonian University graduating in 2010. Kate has specialised in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Interests include sports injuries, womans health, low back pain, hip pain, neck and shoulder pain. At the beginning of her career she worked within sport assisting at Hamilton Academicals Football Club, Cartha Queens Rugby Club and Ayrshire Swim Team. More recently her time has been invested into developing and growing the services available at Physioflexx. Kate utilises advanced manual therapy skills alongside self-management tools and exercise prescription to ensure the patient makes an optimal recovery. Kate appreciates the effects that trauma can have on an individual mentally and physically which allows her to empathise with patients and ensures that she works on the basis of shared goals. She consistently strives to provide a high quality service with accurate diagnosis and treatment. Kate enjoys leading 5 Physio-led Pilates classes per week within the clinic and believes the importance of this exercise mode to aid recovery. To keep up-to-date with clinical evidence and physiotherapy skills, Kate has attended numerous professional development courses including kinesiology taping, electrotherapy for healing, advanced soft tissue massage, acupuncture, dry needling, spinal manipulations and the APPI training for Pilates. Kate has a strong interest in keeping fit and enjoys going to the gym alongside setting challenges such as running half marathons. Qualifications: MSc Rehabilitation Science (Pre-registration Physiotherapy) BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science Skill Base Advanced Massage Therapy Spinal Manipulation & Joint Mobilisation Muscle Energy Techniques Trigger Point Therapy Kinesiology Taping Kinetic Chain Release Core Stability Training Antenatal and Postnatal Therapy Acupuncture & Dry Needling. Areas of Interest Low Back Pain Hip Pathology Neck and Shoulder Injuries Runner Injuries Womans Health Samar Elenany – Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC Registered Samar is a Physiotherapy Practitioner with over 14 years of international musculoskeletal (MSK) experience, specialising in Joint and Soft Tissue Injection Therapy. Having earned her Master’s degree in MSK Physiotherapy from Glasgow Caledonian University, Samar combines a patient-centred approach with extensive manual therapy expertise gained from qualifications in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (Curtin University/Australia) and Osteopathic techniques. She is highly skilled in assessing complex, persistent musculoskeletal pain. Utilising her Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine (SOMM) injection qualification, Samar provides targeted Corticosteroid and Hyaluronic Acid injections to reduce pain, break chronic cycles, and optimize your recovery, offering a powerful solution when conservative measures alone are no longer enough. Qualifications: BSc Physiotherapy, MSc Physiotherapy, Orthopaedic Manual Therapy. Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine (SOMM) injection qualification Skill Base Mulligan techniques, Osteopathy (basic and visceral), K-Taping, McConnel taping, Dry-needling, Acupuncture, APPI Pilates, Shockwave therapy and Injection therapy. Areas of Interest Orthopaedic Post Operative Care, Neurological Low Back Pain, Knee Pathology, Rotator Cuff and Frozen Shoulder Shahrukh Pervez – Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC Registered Shahrukh completed his BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy from Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University, Pakistan, in 2020. Following his graduation, he worked in a variety of clinical settings, where he gained extensive experience in orthopedic, neurological, pediatric, musculoskeletal, and geriatric rehabilitation. His hands-on approach, combined with a deep understanding of these areas, has allowed him to develop comprehensive rehabilitation programs tailored to meet individual patient needs. Shahrukh has a particular interest in the treatment and management of lower back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, and post-operative rehabilitation. He is committed to providing evidence-based care by utilizing advanced manual therapy techniques, personalized exercise prescriptions, and self-management strategies. His goal is to facilitate optimal recovery, enhance physical function, and promote long-term well-being for his patients. Shahrukh believes in patient-centered care, empowering individuals to take an active role in their rehabilitation process, ensuring that each patient receives a holistic treatment plan designed to improve their overall quality of life. Qualifications: BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy Skill Base Manual Therapy, Soft Tissue Release Techniques, Dry Cupping, Exercise Prescription, Dry Needling, Accupunture, Wet Cupping, Post Operative Rehab Areas of Interest Low Back Pain, Knee Pathology, Shoulder Pain, Strength and Conditioning Nicole Clarke – Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC Registered Nicole completed her BSc degree in Kinesiology at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2020 before she went on to complete her MSc in Physiotherapy at Glasgow Caledonian University. During her MSc she has gained experience working within a variety of areas such as respiratory, orthopaedics, community, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Nicole has always had an interest in sport, health and fitness, and rehabilitation. She gained a tennis scholarship which allowed her to train and compete in tennis alongside gaining her bachelors degree in the United States, and continued as a LTA Level 2 tennis coach whilst achieving her MSc. Nicole also does pitch side first aid for Hamilton Academical Football Club to allow her to gain experiences and skills in a variety of settings. Nicole intends to use her experiences, knowledge, and interests to help others better their physical function and recover from injury in a positive manner at Physioflexx. Nicole is motivated to provide patient-centred care using evidence-based practice, as well as expanding her knowledge and skills through continued professional development. Nicole also teaches Physio-led Reformer Pilates classes at our sister company, Flexx Movement Therapy. Qualifications: BSc Kinesiology, MSc Physiotherapy, Level 3 Extended Diploma Sports Massage Skill Base Manual Therapy, Sports Massage, Soft Tissue Release Techniques, Exercise Prescription, Sport Injury Rehab, Acupuncture, APPI Pilates and Reformer Pilates Areas of Interest Sports Injury and Rehab, Shoulder Pain, Low Back Pain, Lower Limb Injuries Ellie Somerville- Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC Registered Ellie studied Physiotherapy at Glasgow Caledonian University, Graduating with a 2:1 in 2024. During placements, Ellie gained experience in MSK, respiratory, community, learning disabilities and mental health physio. She also gained a qualification in sports massage while at university. Ellie has always had a keen interest in sport and fitness, having previously been a figure skater and now regularly enjoying the gym. She intends to use her skills and knowledge to help people continue to do the activities they love, and maintain their independence after injury, using evidence-based practice and a patient centred approach. Ellie also teaches Physio-led Reformer Pilates classes at our sister company, Flexx Movement Therapy. Qualifications: BSc (hons) Physiotherapy Skill Base Manual Therapy, Sports Massage, Soft Tissue Release Techniques, Exercise Prescription, Sport Injury Rehabilitation, APPI Pilates and Reformer Pilates Areas of Interest Sports Injury and Rehab, Shoulder Pain, Low Back Pain Luke Gillespie – Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC Registered Luke graduated from Glasgow Caledonian university in 2024, achieving a 2:1 in BSc (Hons) degree in physiotherapy. During Luke’s time at university he gained a wide range of experience in orthopaedics, medical, care of the elderly, MSK and in the community. Luke also has his level 3 extended diploma in sports massage and has completed his pitch side first aid course. Luke has a keen interest in sports related injuries having worked as a first aider/physiotherapist for Cumnock rugby club, assisting with rehabilitating the players, pre match taping and match coverage. Luke is a keen badminton player and has recently caught the running bug! Luke is focused on delivering the highest quality of patient centred, evidence-based care, and is keen to develop his clinical knowledge and skills. Qualifications: Level 3 extended diploma in sports massage, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, national pitch side first aid certificate. Skill Base Sports massage, manual therapy, soft tissue release, muscle energy techniques, sports taping, sports injury rehab and Acupuncture. Areas of Interest Low back pain, sports injuries, lower limb injuries, runner injuries Ryan Wesson – Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC Registered Ryan completed a BSc (Hons) degree in Sport Science at Strathclyde University, graduating and achieving a 2:1 in 2017 before going on to complete his MSc in Physiotherapy at Glasgow Caledonian University, graduating in early 2021. During his MSc he gained a wide range of experience working within paediatrics, orthopaedics, musculoskeletal, respiratory, and elderly rehabilitation. Ryan has a keen interest in strength and conditioning, having been involved with CrossFit for the last 8 years and gained his Level 1 Coaching certificate in 2016. Ryan is now the Director and Lead Physiotherapist at our sister company, Physioflexx Falkirk which was opened in February 2024. Qualifications: BSc (Hons) Sport Science, MSc Physiotherapy, CrossFit Level 1 Coaching, LTA Level 1 Tennis Coaching, Strapping and taping Skill Base Sports Massage, Manual Therapy, Soft Tissue Release Techniques, Acupuncture, Exercise Prescription, Sports Injury Rehab, Strength and Conditioning and APPI Pilates Areas of Interest Sports Injury and Rehab, Shoulder Pain, Low Back Pain, Lower Limb Injuries, Running-related Injuries, Strength and Conditioning Qualifications: Skill Base Areas of Interest Qualifications: Skill Base Areas of Interest Qualifications: Skill Base Areas of Interest Reception & Administration Laura McLellan – Practice Manager Laura joined Physioflexx as an Administrator in November 2016 and has recently secured her new role as Practice Manager. Her determination for the smooth business operations of Physioflexx are clear to see from both team and the patients. She strives for doing the best for everyone and everything. Laura has previously studied HNC Counselling at Ayrshire College and worked as a Healthcare Assistant in a variety of settings before finding her passion here in Physioflexx. Laura actively liaises with leading Insurance Providers that we collaborate with and supports the administration team to ensure smooth delivery of all active roles. Laura is excited to be involved with the Flexx retreats as she has a passion for wellness and health. She will be taking a lead role in the organisation and delivery of our retreats. Laura will always welcome you into clinic with a warm smile on her face. Iain Wilson- Administrator Iain joined our team as an Administrator in July 2023. Iain is keen to use his existing skills and is motivated to learn new skills within this position. Iain has a background in Healthcare as a nursing assistant in a variety of settings and has previously studded HNC Digital Media and Programming. Iain is passionate about Administration and excited to be a part of the dynamic team here at Physioflexx. Stewarton 22 Dunlop Street Stewarton, Ayrshire KA3 5AT 01560 483200 Prestwick 20 St.Quivox Road Prestwick, Ayrshire KA9 1LJ 01292 478828 Memberships © 2024 Physioflexx Scotland Ltd. Privacy Policy {"prefetch":[{"source":"document","where":{"and":[{"href_matches":"\/*"},{"not":{"href_matches":["\/wp-*.php","\/wp-admin\/*","\/wp-content\/uploads\/*","\/wp-content\/*","\/wp-content\/plugins\/*","\/wp-content\/themes\/simple_and_light\/*","\/*\\?(.+)"]}},{"not":{"selector_matches":"a[rel~=\"nofollow\"]"}},{"not":{"selector_matches":".no-prefetch, .no-prefetch a"}}]},"eagerness":"conservative"}]} /* <![CDATA[ */ var wpcf7 = {"api":{"root":"https:\/\/physioflexxayrshire.co.uk\/wp-json\/","namespace":"contact-form-7\/v1"}}; /* ]]> */

Menu Our Team Services Acupuncture Pilates Shockwave Therapy Runners Assessment Arran Retreat Flexx Benefit Injection Therapy Services Contact Us Blog Wellbeing Nutrition Recovery after Exercise What is Mental Health? H2O – Why you should drink more water Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD) Caffeine Creating new habits Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise during Pregnancy Gratitude H2O – Why you should drink more water IBS and gut health Is ageing really to blame for pain? Living with Fibromyalgia Nasal Breathing by Diane Chalmers Nutrition Recovery after Exercise Strength and Conditioning Classes Bell’s Palsy Senior fall prevention The Maintenance Programme Taking Care of Yourself at Christmas Home Exercise Programme (HEP) Mobility What is a Muscle Strain? Can I still exercise when I am in pain? Frozen Shoulder Cervicogenic headaches Poor balance Self-mobilisation Hamstring stretching – why you need it in your life ‘ My daily step count story ‘ by Physiotherapist Jennifer Butler “Oh, its a pain in the neck” Can I still exercise when I am in pain? Foot Wedges Footwear for happy feet Frozen Shoulder Hamstring stretching – why you need it in your life Horseriding Exercises Pilates Runners Assessment Running Gait Running resolution The Soleus muscle importance for Runners What is Pilates Achilles tendon injuries Desk Posture Golfers Elbow How to Combat a Sedentary Lifestyle How to reduce your risk of running injuries PFPS (Patellofemoral pain syndrome) Physiotherapy What is pain? Shoulder dislocation Why Do I Feel Worse After A Physio Session? Spiky Ball Part 4 Spiky Ball V5 – neck and suboccipitals What is shockwave? Understanding the ankle joint ACL injury and management Acupuncture Chronic Pain Workshop Chronic Pain: How can we manage it? Kinetic Chain Release Tennis Elbow What is Physiotherapy? Whiplash Ankle Sprain, Can Physio Help? Concussion Assessment in Sport Back Pain Is bending bad for your back? Lower back pain – Is it really “Sciatica”? Pilates for Back Pain Sleep Can your pillow be the reason for your neck pain? How to Sleep Better Book Online Welcome to Physioflexx Ayrshire Professional Physiotherapy for Everyone Welcome to Physioflexx Ayrshire Physioflexx is a private physiotherapy service in Ayrshire offering a tailored service to meet your individual needs. Based in Stewarton and Prestwick, we provide an enthusiastic approach to all musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions. We specialise in sporting injuries, spinal dysfunction and myofasical pain. We are passionate about manual therapy as well as exercise prescription and will take a holistic approach to your recovery. We will ensure we listen to your goals and achieve these together by setting out clear treatment plans. We also offer class-based rehabilitation to allow for self-management under the care of our professional team. This includes Physio-led Pilates, Yoga and gym-based rehabilitation sessions. We are Chartered Physiotherapists and are registered with the Health & Care Professions Council. Physioflexx Ayrshire treat every individual with the utmost respect. We provide quality patient-centred care with longer appointment times offered to ensure our patients leave the clinic feeling the full benefit of every treatment*. Please use either the menu at the top of the page or the icons below to explore our website. You can also find us on Facebook & Instagram where you can see the latest Physioflexx information and events. Please give us a follow! We thank you for visiting our website. About Us Let's go! Services Let's go! Contact Us Let's go! Stewarton 22 Dunlop Street Stewarton, Ayrshire KA3 5AT 01560 483200 Prestwick 20 St.Quivox Road Prestwick, Ayrshire KA9 1LJ 01292 478828 Memberships © 2024 Physioflexx Scotland Ltd. Privacy Policy {"prefetch":[{"source":"document","where":{"and":[{"href_matches":"\/*"},{"not":{"href_matches":["\/wp-*.php","\/wp-admin\/*","\/wp-content\/uploads\/*","\/wp-content\/*","\/wp-content\/plugins\/*","\/wp-content\/themes\/simple_and_light\/*","\/*\\?(.+)"]}},{"not":{"selector_matches":"a[rel~=\"nofollow\"]"}},{"not":{"selector_matches":".no-prefetch, .no-prefetch a"}}]},"eagerness":"conservative"}]} /* <![CDATA[ */ var wpcf7 = {"api":{"root":"https:\/\/physioflexxayrshire.co.uk\/wp-json\/","namespace":"contact-form-7\/v1"}}; /* ]]> */