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Flexible part-time work is available in a busy clinic on a self-employed split-share basis, with 2 to 3 weekdays or half days and Saturday and/or evening shifts available. Candidates need to be HCPC registered, be a POGP member, have relevant postgraduate training and experience in a pelvic health clinical setting, strong English language competency and communication skills, motivation, evidence of personal and clinical development, good reporting skills, and be a team player. Experience in men's health and trauma-informed practice are desirable. The role involves managing an independent caseload of pelvic health clients, maintaining patient documentation and statistical information, participating in peer and staff meetings, contributing information to the clinic blog, and undertaking specialised physiotherapy urogynaecological and musculoskeletal assessments and treatments, including complex presentations. The Pelvic Academy is a growing pelvic health clinic in North London offering a supportive environment, portable real-time ultrasound, and pessary fitting training and mentoring. The role requires maintaining HCPC registration, CSP and POGP standards of good practice, and CSP professional conduct requirements.